If an object is stuck in the wound, it is crucial not to remove it, as this can cause further damage or worsen bleeding. Instead, you should stabilize the object to keep it in place. Use a sterile dressing to bandage the wound and apply pressure on both sides of the object to stabilize it.
These steps help to keep the object in place and limit the risk of further injury. Once the wound is stabilized, seek immediate medical help. A healthcare provider can assess the wound, safely remove the- object, and provide further treatment to prevent infection or other complications. Acting quickly and carefully is essential for a good outcome with deep cuts and puncture wounds.
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