Change the bandage covering your skinned knee daily, or more frequently if it becomes wet or dirty. Wash any dirt away from the area, as before.  Research demonstrates that removing an adhesive bandage quickly rather than slowly will probably cause less pain, although it depends somewhat on the nature of the wound.  Rubbing the ends of an adhesive bandage with oil, and letting it sit for a few moments, might help remove the bandage with less pain. While this alone doesn’t make the wound heal faster, it will stave off infection. An antibiotic cream will also keep a wound moist as it heals, which will prevent the scabbing and scarring that may result if a wound dries out. Generally, creams can be applied once or twice a day. check with product directions for frequency. Exactly how fast your skinned knee will heal depends on a number of factors like your age, nutrition, whether or not you smoke, your stress level, if you have an illness, etc. Moreover, antibiotic creams will only stave off infections, not actually heal the wound faster. If you wound seems to be healing abnormally slowly, check with a medical professional, as it could be a sign of something more serious, like an illness. You will need expert attention:   If the knee joint stops working. If your knee feels numb. If the wound bleeds and won’t stop. If there is dirt or other foreign material in the wound that you can’t get out of it. If the wound site becomes inflamed or swollen. If red streaks radiate from the wound. If the wound site drains pus. If you run a fever of over 100.4° F (38° C)
استخدم ضمادات نظيفة كلما احتجت. أعِد تطبيق كريم المُضاد الحيوي يوميًا. راقب تطور عملية التعافي. اتصل بالطبيب فورًا إذا شعرت أن الجرح يتفاقم.