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Leg Filled With Old Blood, White Liquid Pus, Infection Of Pores. On Ciplox Hifenac, Xevor. Treatment?
hello doctor In my right leg bad blood or white liquid started oozing out and i consulted a doctor. He said that it is due to bad nutrious food and he gave me ciplox hifenac and xevor tablet, but i dint consume it, now my right leg starting below knee captill my feet it is swollen and painless, if i start taking those tablets now will it be ok or what should i do, coz i think it is filled with fluid due to infection caused by the pores.,
Tue, 17 Jul 2012
Hi welcome to HCMForum. One should not be so care less about health.
as you have neglected first the swelling spread to the leg and foot. It
is not a nourishment problem it is an infection. may be filarial infection
or bacterial infection. it needs to be treated immediately. I advise you
to consult a surgeon for diagnosis. You may have to get the BLOOD
SUGAR fasting and post pernondial to be done to exclude diabetis.
I hope you are satisfied with my reply. thank you.
as you have neglected first the swelling spread to the leg and foot. It
is not a nourishment problem it is an infection. may be filarial infection
or bacterial infection. it needs to be treated immediately. I advise you
to consult a surgeon for diagnosis. You may have to get the BLOOD
SUGAR fasting and post pernondial to be done to exclude diabetis.
I hope you are satisfied with my reply. thank you.
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Hi,
Thanks for query,
You have an abscess formation with cellulitis of leg.
You need to drain that pus so that new health granulation tissue comes that will help to arrest infection.
So consult your doctor he will clean the wound & treat you accordingly.
Thanks.
Thanks for query,
You have an abscess formation with cellulitis of leg.
You need to drain that pus so that new health granulation tissue comes that will help to arrest infection.
So consult your doctor he will clean the wound & treat you accordingly.
Thanks.
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