Patient's question:
On June 5th, I had a 2nd cervical erosion repair surgery, and on the 14th, I had an induced abortion. There were no residual tissues in the uterus, but there were still some white, sticky substances attached to the cervix. The doctor said it was due to unresolved inflammation and that the pus had not been removed. Is that correct? Additionally, the doctor mentioned that treatment is needed, something similar to pelvic inflammatory disease, applied to the abdomen.Doctor's answer:
Hello, you have suffered a skin and soft tissue injury in your knee due to wrestling. It has been one week since the injury, and the wound has formed a scab, but the scab has cracked and is oozing pus. It is primarily considered to be caused by premature scab formation, fluid accumulation under the scab, and infection.Guidelines:
It is recommended that you visit the orthopedics department of a hospital. Ask the doctor to disinfect and debride the wound, remove the surface scab, and then change the dressing daily or every other day based on the condition of the wound until it heals.