There is no single treatment that is most effective for wound infection management, which mainly includes cleaning the wound and systemic anti-infection treatment. When a wound becomes infected, the first step is to clean the wound. Cleaning must be thorough, but the use of hydrogen peroxide to flush the wound to reduce bacterial residues, and placed on the drainage strip to drain purulent secretions after bandaging, regular disinfection and dressing. At the same time, systemic anti-infection treatment is needed. Wound infection, there may be fever, or even sepsis, need to actively anti-infection, such as oral amoxicillin, cefaclor and other antibiotic treatment, if the infection is serious, can be used intravenously cefazolinar, levofloxacin and other antibiotic treatment. Wound infections should be treated promptly and in accordance with the doctor’s instructions.