Accumulation of Pus (Puocele)

A pus collection, also known as a ruocele, is a swelling caused by the accumulation of pus in any part of the body. This can happen anywhere where infection and abscess can form, such as the skin, lungs, liver, brain, etc.

Symptoms of pus accumulation depend on the location of its formation. Common signs include tenderness, swelling, and redness in the area where pus has accumulated. If pus accumulates inside the body, symptoms associated with infection may appear, such as fever, chills and general weakness.

Diagnosing a collection of pus may include a physical examination, blood tests, and other testing methods such as ultrasound, computed tomography (CT), or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).

Treatment for a collection of pus usually involves drainage to remove pus from the area of ​​the collection. In some cases, antibiotic therapy may be required to prevent the infection from spreading.

If the accumulation of pus is left untreated, it may spread to nearby tissues or organs, which can lead to serious complications. Therefore, it is important to consult a doctor if signs of pus accumulation appear and receive timely treatment.

In general, the accumulation of pus is a serious disease, but with sufficiently fast and effective treatment, complications can be avoided and a full recovery can be achieved.

A collection of pus, or fascielias (purulent cellulitis), is a serious condition that can cause serious health consequences. It appears as an acute swelling and is usually caused by the accumulation of purulent discharge in the body. The article further describes the definition of fascillias and its symptoms, causes,