Nursing care · Dressings · Observations

Nurse, dressings and wound care in Nerja

Book nursing support in Nerja for suitable wound care, dressing changes, prescribed injections and basic clinical observations.

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Nerja Medical Center at Calle San Miguel 14
🩹 Nerja Medical CenterCalle San Miguel 14 · opposite Mercadona

Planned dressing or a new injury?

For planned wound care or a dressing change, call to reserve a specific time. If you have just cut yourself, may need stitches or need prompt wound assessment, come directly Monday to Friday, 09:00–17:00. Patients are assessed in clinical-priority order. Call 112 for severe bleeding or a life-threatening injury.

Local clinic care

Practical nursing care with medical backup when needed

Reception will tell you whether to book directly with the nurse or arrange a doctor assessment first.

Wound and dressing review

Bring discharge instructions, the previous dressing plan and any products you were asked to use.

Prescribed injections

Bring the medicine, original packaging and written prescription or administration instructions.

Basic observations

Blood pressure, pulse, temperature and oxygen saturation can be checked when clinically relevant.

When a doctor is needed

Increasing redness, swelling, discharge, fever, severe pain or a deteriorating wound may need medical assessment.

What happens next

From first contact to a clear next step

Contact the clinic before travelling so reception can confirm the right appointment and the earliest suitable availability.

1

Explain the nursing need

Send a photograph or document in advance when reception asks for it.

2

Bring the correct materials

Reception confirms whether you need medication, dressings or clinical paperwork.

3

Attend and plan follow-up

The nurse provides care and explains whether another dressing or doctor review is needed.

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Life-threatening emergency?

Call 112. Do not wait for a clinic reply if someone has severe breathing difficulty, collapse, stroke symptoms, major trauma or heavy bleeding.

Call 112
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