Wound Care Tips from Johnson & Johnson

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My husband and daughter are both very active in Tang Soo Do karate and with that comes bumps, bruises, cuts and more! Plus I have been known to get a some minor scrapes and injuries while working out at the gym (call me clumsy)!

Be Prepared for Wound Care at #JNJWoundCare:

At the Johnson & Johnson Wound Care page you’ll find detailed information on how to care for wounds (both minor and even post-surgery) and which products to use for each type of wound. The post-surgery information was a really interesting read for me because I think had I read this 20 years ago when I was 18 and had major abdominal surgery to remove my large intestine, I just might have avoided some of the additional scarring and discomfort from the surgery and colostomy bag that I had temporarily.

There are several informational home-care videos towards the bottom of the page addressing everything from dressing a joint to infection symptoms. I love that they show you all of the Johnson & Johnson products available so you can decide which ones you need in your First Aid Kit. Over the years I have found that I have some issues with the adhesives used in certain bandages that cause me to break into a rash so this website is a huge wealth of knowledge to educate myself on which products I can use for myself.

The page is really great site to bookmark because it’s a great resource when unexpected bumps, bruises and minor accidents happen and you want to know what is best to heal your family and get them happy and active again.

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