Patient's question:
Recently, I've been feeling constant pain in my face. When I touch it, it feels like a sharp pain, and sometimes my face even experiences sudden, intense pain without warning. The skin on my face trembles slightly, and I'm very worried about it. I don't know what illness it might be. I went to a pet hospital, and they said it's facial neuritis. I'd like to ask the doctor how to treat facial neuritis?Doctor's answer:
Paronychia refers to infections that occur around the nail due to rust, pressure, or sharp objects, and it is unrelated to the overall health condition. In the early stages of the infection, cold compresses or warm water soaks should be applied, along with topical treatments like ichthammol ointment. If a abscess has formed, it may require incision and drainage. If the infection has affected the nail bed, a partial or complete removal of the nail may be necessary. If there is rust around the nail, proper sterilization measures should be taken. Shoes should be worn loose and comfortable. Reference.