Primegala services
Cuts, burns and boils heal best when they're cleaned and treated properly from the start. Our team handles minor procedures in a clean, calm setting, at any hour.
A cut from the shamba or a burn from the jiko can become infected if it isn't cleaned well. We clean, close and dress wounds properly, check your tetanus protection and tell you exactly what to watch for at home.
General guidance only. Your clinician will tell you about anything specific to you. Full patient guide
Minor procedures are covered according to SHA benefit rules for the type of visit.
FAQs
Yes. Primegala is open 24 hours for wound care and stitching.
If the wound is dirty or deep and you haven't had a tetanus booster in the last 5–10 years, you may need one. Our team will check.
Usually after 5–14 days depending on where the wound is. We'll give you a date.
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