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Perineal laceration is often encountered during normal labor. Sutures of laceration can be removed after three to five days. Of course, most of the current methods are intradermal suture, without the need to remove sutures. If there is perineal laceration, pay attention to the healing of the wound. If the wound shows signs of infection such as redness, induration, dehiscence, pus, etc., open the wound at any time, remove the sutures, change dressings regularly, and give antibiotics for anti-infection treatment. Generally, secondary suture is not required. Wounds can grow slowly, of course, generally take a long time, some even need a month to really grow.