There are a few signs or symptoms that will indicate that you should see a doctor about your abrasion. Abrasions can become infected. Sometimes the infections can be quite manageable with basic home care, but if you start to have increased pain, swelling, warmth, or redness around the area of the abrasions, it is recommended to see a doctor. If you start to see red streaks radiating out from the abrasion or pus draining out, see a doctor. If you have gotten a fever or you are finding that the abrasion is bleeding more than a little, help is needed.   It is important to watch for changes in your health after you get an abrasion. Other complicating factors may be at play and it will be helpful to get these diagnosed by a doctor. Immediate Care of Oklahoma can be very helpful in dealing with complications that come from an abrasion.