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Dark rings appeared on the outside of foot. one turned septic and pussey. rings appear to have moved 1/2 from toe. i've been to subtropical oz?
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A lesion doesn't: really turn septic a person becomes septic. Pus indicates infection. If there is an abscess present it needs to be drained, if there is a cellulitis you likely need an antibiotic. I would recommend you be evaluated by a doctor.
Answered 11/8/2015
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