Our Accidental Care Centre handles minor and moderate injuries quickly and cleanly, close to home — without the long waits of a hospital emergency. We also care for workers from the shops, garages and businesses around us.
Which injuries can be treated at the clinic?
The clinic treats minor and moderate injuries: cuts and lacerations that need cleaning and stitches, abrasions from bike and road falls, minor burns, sprains, minor sports and workplace injuries, and first aid for animal bites.
If a fracture is suspected, an X-ray can be done in the clinic, and the consulting orthopaedic surgeon, Dr. Pramodkumar M., who holds a Fellowship in Trauma (South Korea), sees bone and joint injuries.
Why is a tetanus injection needed after a wound?
Tetanus is a serious infection that can enter through cuts, puncture wounds, burns and bites, especially if the wound is dirty or caused by rusty metal or soil.
If you have not had a tetanus injection recently, the doctor will advise one. Bring any vaccination record you have so the doctor can decide what you need.
Quick care for shops and workplaces nearby
Many patients are workers from shops, garages, construction sites, bakeries and offices around Chunchaghatta Main Road. Small workplace injuries are treated promptly so that people can get back to work sooner.
The clinic is open on Sundays, and from 9:30 AM to 2 PM and 5:30 PM to 10 PM on most days. On Fridays it is open 9:30 AM to 1 PM. Call +91 94812 51274 if you are unsure whether an injury can be handled here.
When you may need it
- Cuts & lacerations — suturing / stitching
- Abrasions from bike & road falls (RTA)
- Minor burns
- Sprains & minor fractures (with X-ray)
- Animal bite first aid & tetanus injection
- Wound dressing & follow-up
What happens during your visit
- The doctor examines the injury and checks for bleeding, nerve or tendon damage and possible fractures.
- The wound is cleaned thoroughly to reduce the risk of infection.
- If needed, the area is numbed with a local anaesthetic and the wound is stitched (sutured).
- A sterile dressing is applied, and an X-ray is done if a fracture is suspected.
- A tetanus injection and medicines are given if needed, along with dressing and follow-up advice.
How to prepare
- Press firmly on a bleeding wound with a clean cloth on the way to the clinic.
- Rinse dirt off gently with clean running water; do not apply powder, turmeric or toothpaste.
- For burns, cool the area under running tap water for 10–20 minutes; do not apply ice.
- Bring any record of your last tetanus injection.
- Remove rings or bangles near an injured hand before it swells.
Go to a hospital immediately if
- Head injury with unconsciousness, vomiting, confusion or fits.
- Heavy bleeding that does not stop with firm pressure.
- Chest or abdominal injury, or difficulty breathing.
- Large or deep burns, or burns on the face, hands or private parts.
- Suspected spine or neck injury, or an obviously broken and deformed limb — call 108.
Call 108 for an ambulance.
Frequently asked questions
Which injuries should go straight to a hospital?
Head injury with unconsciousness or vomiting, heavy bleeding, chest or abdominal injury and major burns need a hospital emergency. Call 108.
Do you give tetanus injections?
Yes, tetanus injection is given for wounds when needed.
Where can I get stitches for a cut near JP Nagar 7th Phase?
Prasanna Poly Clinic on Chunchaghatta Main Road, Ganapathipura, Konanakunte does suturing for cuts and wounds during OPD hours on all 7 days. Come as soon as possible, as wounds are best stitched early.
Is there a clinic open on Sunday for wound dressing in Konanakunte?
Yes. Prasanna Poly Clinic is open on Sundays from 9:30 AM to 2 PM and 5:30 PM to 10 PM for wound dressing, stitches and minor injury care.
Should I go to a clinic or hospital after a bike accident?
For abrasions, small cuts and sprains, the clinic can treat you and do an X-ray if needed. Go straight to a hospital emergency or call 108 for head injury, heavy bleeding, chest or abdominal injury, or if the person cannot move.
How long should I keep a dressing on after stitches?
This depends on the wound. The doctor will tell you when to come back for dressing and stitch removal. Keep the dressing clean and dry until then.
What should I do after a dog bite?
Wash the wound with soap and running water for several minutes and come to the clinic as soon as possible. The doctor will clean the wound, check your tetanus status and advise you on further treatment.
Page last updated 6 November 2026. This information is for general awareness and does not replace a consultation with a doctor.