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My 3 yo has a cut. i've been putting abx ointment on it. when i took the band aid off there was a small amount of green pus. is that normal?
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Infection: That can be an early sign of infection. Clean the cut well, at least twice a day, and keep putting the antibiotic ointment on. If it is showing more redness or more pus, see your doctor.
Answered 8/17/2018
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