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Infection pus

2022-01-21 06:27:45
If pus stops coming out from an infection site, does it mean there is no more infection? C/s test has suggested that I have high growth of Proteus mirabilis in wound area in surgical site of leg and very little pus is coming out every day. Antibiotic tazobactum is going on TDS intravenously. How to know when am free from infection
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Answered2022-01-21 11:13:29

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