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Antibiotics. Antibiotics may be used to prevent infection from a puncture wound; especially if the nail that caused the wound was dirty or rusty. The Mayo Clinic suggests using topical antibiotic cream on a puncture wound once the wound has been cleansed, to ward off infection.uncture wounds are caused by a sharp object, such as a nail, that penetrates skin layers and leaves behind a piercing in the skin. These wounds are prone to infection, as bacteria can be driven deep inside skin, and can be difficult to clean thoroughly.