The experience of direct abscess...
Let me tell you about the experience of a sister who didn't think to see herself. ð
It all started with a small lump, it hurt a little bit, so I thought, "I'll heal."
The first day was red swelling, like acne inflammation, so we didn't pay much attention.
The second day swollen up again. It hurt to start walking sick. Sit and be careful.
At that time, there was a feeling that we were going to have an abscess or an inflammatory, so we rushed to the doctor, but when we got to the doctor, we told us that we had an abscess... and the doctor asked us to choose whether we were going to eat an antiseptic first, and we chose to take an antiseptic because our pus was not cooked at that time, but when the second day of the night came up, we decided that we would definitely need a cloth tomorrow.
The third day we woke up, we rushed to the hospital, and the doctor said that the pus had to be drained, because the pus was ripe, so we made an appointment for the cut at 5: 00, but while waiting, the pus grew bigger and sore all the time, expanding. At that time we were more afraid that the pus would break on its own. After the cut was one word, the pus was the most sore in our lives, and the more the wound was really fresh, the blood was flowing, and then the wound was crying non-stop, and our wound was left open, and we had to wash the wound every day, removing all the necrotic and pus so that there would not be any more. We spent almost 2 weeks. The wound is closed.
After that, I understood that
The abscess is not immediate, but from shame, sweat, sarcasm.
Or shaving / waxing that causes a small wound and infects it.
If left, the infection will spread and become more painful.
What I want to remind everyone so much is
â Don't squeeze yourself. Don't think it'll break.
The more at this point, the more vulnerable it is to infection.
If you start swelling, sore or hot, go to the doctor.
Now healed, but remember not forgetting
Anyone experiencing similar symptoms should go to the doctor immediately. ðĨđ
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