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I had a finger paronychia drained 3 days ago. it's still red, painful with some pus and blood draining out. should it be lanced again?
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Show it to doctor: soak it in warm water with soap, put iodine around the wound when dry. You may need systemic antibiotics. Needless to say, schedule follow up with your doctor
Answered 3/10/2015
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