How long it takes to remove the stitches after the first joint of the finger depends on the wound healing and the location of the stitches, and cannot be generalized, usually the stitches can be removed in 10 to 12 days. After the first joint of the finger stitches, if the wound heals well, does not cause redness, swelling and other symptoms of infection, and the location is far from the joint, usually about 10 days can be removed. If there is redness, swelling, pain and other inflammatory reactions at the wound, the time for suture removal is recommended to be prolonged, during which anti-inflammatory and antibacterial treatments are carried out. If the position is closer to the knuckle or at the knuckle, the suture removal time should also be extended appropriately, because the joint is more active, and the suture removal time is too early may make the wound tear, which is not conducive to wound healing. The length of time for suture removal should be based on the location of the patient’s wound, the healing situation and other comprehensive judgment. It is recommended to remove the stitches under the guidance of a doctor to avoid causing secondary damage to the wound.