What Is The Remedy For The Sores In The Neck That Are Red And Swollen?
A week ago on floor dental office, felt a bite or sting. saw three bumps with punctures. Sores on neck . Sores got larger, with some red around them, glands swelled up.. Took zpack given to me by Dentist incase of infection. glands are down, now I have 3 flatish sores, red black. not painful, but not healing fast. Put topical antibiotic on it, alcohol, aloa, anti itch cream incase I got poison ivy in woods
thanks for your query, i have gone through your query, the multiple bums with punctures could be multiple abscess with sinus trat secondary to tooth infection or infection of the bone(osteomyelitis) or because of actinomycosis infection. consult your oral physician and get radiographs done to rule out any teeth or bone infection. get a complete hemogram done. after finding out the cause we can treat with antibiotics and analgesics. if teeth are involved we can restore it or remove it. i hope my answer will help you. take care.
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What Is The Remedy For The Sores In The Neck That Are Red And Swollen?
thanks for your query, i have gone through your query, the multiple bums with punctures could be multiple abscess with sinus trat secondary to tooth infection or infection of the bone(osteomyelitis) or because of actinomycosis infection. consult your oral physician and get radiographs done to rule out any teeth or bone infection. get a complete hemogram done. after finding out the cause we can treat with antibiotics and analgesics. if teeth are involved we can restore it or remove it. i hope my answer will help you. take care.