BB Gun Leg Shot: Infection and Gangrene Risk
A BB gun pellet is unlikely to directly cause gangrene, but an embedded pellet risks infection if not properly cleaned and treated. Bacteria can enter, multiply, and spread to tissues and bones, potentially leading to gangrene. Seek prompt medical attention after any BB gun injury, even if minor, to prevent complications.
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