Large Painful Bump By Right Eye On Top Part Of Nose, Oozing Green And Yellow Pus. What's Wrong ?
I have a large pimple like bump by my right eye on the top part of the nose . It has been growing for a couple weeks, thinking its a pimple and it will go away. However, today green and yellow puss is oozing out of it and its very painful. It seems as if there is like 4 real tiny holes that this ooze is coming out of. I squeezed it and A LOT of green and yellow puss came out of it, but its not going down its remaining the same size. What is wrong with this?
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This is in all possibility an abscess at the root of the nose. When you have expressed the contents you have been unable to evacuate it completely: therefore you need to go to your doctor who would take care to express all the pus contained within it. A small pack may be applied following drainage of pus to stop bleeding from the walls of the abscess. Therefore, a visit to a doctor is a rational approach at this point of time.
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Large Painful Bump By Right Eye On Top Part Of Nose, Oozing Green And Yellow Pus. What's Wrong ?
Hello, This is in all possibility an abscess at the root of the nose. When you have expressed the contents you have been unable to evacuate it completely: therefore you need to go to your doctor who would take care to express all the pus contained within it. A small pack may be applied following drainage of pus to stop bleeding from the walls of the abscess. Therefore, a visit to a doctor is a rational approach at this point of time.