An abscess is an infected pocket of pus that requires drainage to heal. Abscess treatment involves incising the skin over the abscess, draining the pus, and packing the wound with gauze to promote healing. Antibiotics may be prescribed to prevent infection spread.
An abscess is an infected pocket of pus that requires drainage to heal. Abscess treatment involves incising the skin over the abscess, draining the pus, and packing the wound with gauze to promote healing. Antibiotics may be prescribed to prevent infection spread.
Abscess treatment in Ireland involves incision and drainage of the infected area under local anesthesia. Antibiotics may be prescribed for post-procedure infection prevention.
Ireland's universal healthcare system, the Health Service Executive (HSE), covers most abscess treatments. Waiting times can vary from 1 to 3 weeks.