Purulent wounds (or abscesses) are a typical complication of wounds or other injuries, characterized by the formation of purulent inflammation in the tissues.
Purulent wounds occur as a result of bacterial infection, most commonly staphylococcal or streptococcal.
The diagnosis is made based on a clinical examination, as well as a bacteriological examination of the pus.
Treatment includes antiseptic treatment of the wound, the use of antibiotics, and in some cases, surgical intervention to remove the pus.
To prevent purulent wounds, it is important to observe hygiene rules, carefully treat wounds, and avoid self-medication.
The diagnosis and treatment of purulent wounds are carried out by a surgeon or traumatologist.
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