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my wound is leaking pus . is it necessary that there is a bacterial infection.?
please only specialists answer
8 Answers
- Strawberry PonyLv 51 decade agoFavorite Answer
Yes you have an infection if your would is leaking pus. Some type of bacteria. You should get this checked immediately, for there is a very resistant strain of staph, sweeping our nation at present and it's very hard to kill, for it has grown resistant to most of the antibiotics on the market. Observe yourself for fever, dehydration, loss of appetite, nausea and vomiting. All of these are signs of increase in the infection, and indicated it could be spreading. Registered Nurse Here.
- megalomaniacLv 71 decade ago
No specialist who is worth anything is going to give you a diagnosis over the net. Keep the wound clean and see a doctor if you are worried about it.
- r.dLv 41 decade ago
yes! pus is always a sign of infection. get it checked out quickly before it gets worse.
- 1 decade ago
No, the antibiotics are working and the poison(so to speak) is making an exit. You are taking antibiotics arent you? If not, get to a doctor
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- 1 decade ago
pus usually indicates an infection yes, my advice to you is to seek medical help, call your clinic and make an appt with your PCP.
Source(s): nursing tech - Anonymous1 decade ago
Specialist or not, that is not a good sign in anyone's book
- 1 decade ago
Go to the doctor right now. You definately have an infection. I wouldn't risk having to go through a lot more pain than you are going through right now. Please GO SEE THE DOCTOR RIGHT NOW.
- 1 decade ago
yes, it most likely infected. Is it red, swollen or painful. Hydrogen Peroxide---wash it out!