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Pus on the wounds
I have met with an accident recently and got wounds on both hands.wound on one hand got reduced but on anither hand started to infect because of pus.What should I eat indeed to reduce the pus?I am currently using some tablets tp reduce pain.
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Hello,
PROPER cleaning with BETADIN solution than LOCALLY APPLY BETADIN +fucidine oint till it heal.
ORALLY
You need
ANTIBIOTIC
Anti-inflammatory analgesic
It's a free open site strictly instruted not to write any medicine or PRESCRIPTION even they punished me by bycott queries from my site. So CONSULT LOCALLY or in practo.ok
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"As" per your clinical history is concerned do a clinical examination by your local Doctor and drain pus surgically and discuss about higher antibiotics like one [Ceftriaxone-IM 1gm] and Cefixime orally for 7 days.
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Dr. Yogesh Kumar Sehrawat
General Physician
11 yrs exp
Delhi
Hello dear patient you need to take antibiotics for this pus problem. Pus means infection is there in wounds. It has nothing to do with food. You can take consultation with me so that I can send you prescription for antibiotic and other medications. Tc
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