“You can be a practical person and think about the beauty of your nails,” said the classic. This issue of hand beauty is especially relevant for women who, in pursuit of well-groomed, neat nails, often injure the periungual tissues. As a result of such injury, inflammation of the cuticle develops.
This task confronts us quite often. Who among us has not been tempted to pull out a protruding hangnail? Meanwhile, this often leads to such unpleasant consequences as inflammation of the finger or panaritium. The cause of such inflammation is the entry of a bacterial infection into various small lesions on the skin, including cracks, scratches, cuts, and so on. In the absence of timely help, inflammation can lead to various complications and result in long-term loss of ability to work and even disability. What to do to prevent the development of this disease?
Most often, inflammation of the cuticle can be treated without problems at home, using folk remedies. First of all, it is necessary to exclude the possibility of an allergic reaction and stop using cosmetics. In order to soothe irritated skin, use baths with anti-inflammatory herbs. A good effect in treatment is the use of various oils, including tea tree oil, which has a beneficial effect on the injured area.
However, if after a week of outpatient treatment, cuticle inflammation does not go away, you should consult a doctor. A dermatologist deals with all inflammatory skin diseases. It is he who will be able to identify the cause of the persistent inflammatory process, which may be an infection, panaritium or fungal infections of the fingers and nails. In accordance with the established diagnosis, the most appropriate treatment will be prescribed, which includes anti-inflammatory ointments, antibiotics and antiviral drugs.
How to treat inflammatory finger disease at home?
To prevent inflammation of the cuticle, after any, even minor injury to your finger, treat the wound with an antiseptic. This could be hydrogen peroxide, an alcohol solution of iodine, and the like. If a splinter gets into your finger, it should be removed immediately.
For treatment, antibiotics, semi-alcoholic wet-dry dressings, and antiseptics can be used. The use of warm compresses and ointments is unacceptable.
You can also use some folk remedies to treat finger inflammation. Prepare a piece of gauze, moisten it with vodka and apply it to the sore finger. Secure the compress with a bandage. As the bandage dries, re-wet the compress with vodka. The bandage should be kept on for 12 hours. If necessary, repeat the procedure for up to three days. However, you should not use cellophane for bandages, which can have a warming effect.
Dip your finger into boiling water for a second. Don't be afraid of a burn - in such a short time you won't have time to feel anything. Repeat the procedure three times - four times a day.
Grate the laundry soap using a fine grater and mix with raw egg white. Stir until viscous. Apply the mixture to the sore finger in a centimeter layer, let it dry and bandage the finger. Keep the bandage on for up to two days, repeat the procedure if necessary.
Chicory will help prevent inflammation of the cuticle of the finger. Grind fresh chicory leaves and apply to the inflamed area twice a day.
Make a compress from chewed wheat or rye, apply to the inflamed area, cover with a cabbage leaf and bandage. Change the bandage twice a day.
If self-treatment does not work and the pain intensifies, consult a doctor: surgical intervention may be required.
The cause of the disease is most often damage received during the manicure procedure and untreated hangnails that have become infected. Also, compaction of the nail fold and inflammation of the cuticle can cause allergic reactions to varnishes, nail polish removers, household chemicals and other potent products.
In order to prevent such problems from arising, it is necessary to follow certain rules for the prevention of cuticle inflammation:
During a manicure, do not cut the cuticle of your finger with scissors or tweezers. The least traumatic method is to push the cuticle to the edge of the nail with a wooden stick.
Maintain hand hygiene. When wounds appear, they must be treated immediately to avoid infection. Iodine, brilliant green, and hydrogen peroxide can be used as an antiseptic.
To prevent inflammation of the cuticle, it is recommended to carry out all household work, especially those performed with the use of chemical reagents, wearing rubber gloves. Before work, it is advisable to apply protective silicone cream to the skin of your hands.
To avoid dryness and irritation of the skin, you must thoroughly dry your hands after washing and use alkaline detergents.
The nail on the big toe may turn blue for the following reasons:
Blue discoloration of the nail can also be caused by oncological processes. In this case, clear blue lines appear on the surface of the nail plate.
If the nail on your big toe turns blue without injury or other obvious reasons, you should pay attention to the presence of health problems. For example, in combination with a cough, chest pain and impaired blood flow (expressed in the symptom of “cold hands”), this indicates the development of pathology in the lungs.
In the presence of shortness of breath, cyanosis on the finger plate is a consequence of insufficient oxygen supply to the blood, and against this background, heart failure may develop.
Symptoms vary depending on the cause of the blue nail.
Injury. When injured as a result of a bruise, the finger not only becomes blue, patients often complain of pulsation and pain of varying intensity when touched.
It is important! Without timely medical care, the situation gets worse: bacteria begin to multiply intensively under the plate. They are what causes the sensation of pulsation. In particularly advanced cases, only surgery with removal of the entire nail plate and long-term treatment with antibiotics can help.
After receiving a mechanical injury, the big toe and little toe are most often affected. This is due to their anatomical marginal location. Often, a hematoma appears only on the third day after an accidental blow or even later. Treatment is usually conservative.
Fungal infection. Fungal infection is the most difficult case of nail plate infection and is difficult to treat, so it is advisable to monitor the condition of the skin on the toes, fingers and between the toes. As a rule, primary fungal infection is manifested by itching and flaking of dead skin cells. But there are cases when infection begins directly in the nail. The plate acquires a grayish-yellow color, becomes brittle, and visually noticeable protruding stripes appear on it. If you do not start treatment at the beginning, the color of the plate will change to dark burgundy, and subsequently blue.
Unsuccessful pedicure. The nail sometimes turns blue after painting with low-quality varnish. Paint pigments penetrate into the deep layers of the plate and thus change its color. In the absence of other symptoms (pain, swelling, pulsation, etc.), there is no need for treatment.
Immediately after receiving an injury, it is necessary to provide first aid to the victim by disinfecting the bruised area with iodine or hydrogen peroxide and applying a cold heating pad with water or ice to it. You can put your foot under running water. This will reduce the likelihood of hematoma formation and relieve pain.
In the emergency room, the nail plate is usually punctured to release the blood that has accumulated underneath it and prevent the nail from peeling off. It is not recommended to carry out such manipulation on your own to avoid infection. But if there is heavy bleeding, you can pierce the skin near the nail or the plate with a thin needle soaked in an alcohol solution (there are no nerve endings in it, so the procedure is painless) and press lightly so that excess blood comes out.
If it was not possible to avoid the appearance of a bruise, then, most likely, the plate will begin to peel off, and a new nail will begin to grow on the finger. Do not under any circumstances speed up the process of the dead plate falling off. The healing period is quite long. During this time, try to wear comfortable closed shoes with a round toe to protect the damaged area from external pressure and allow a beautiful, smooth new nail to form. For the first two or three days it is better not to wear shoes at all.
To keep your nails always healthy, smooth and beautiful, follow these simple rules:
Do not leave the problem of blue nails unattended. As soon as you notice a hematoma under the nail plate or blue stripes appear on it (no matter whether clear or blurry), just in case, visit a therapist, cardiologist, gastroenterologist, dermatologist or pulmonologist to rule out internal diseases. Timely treatment of the underlying disease will help preserve the natural structure of the nail and restore its color.
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Fungus on the fingers is three to seven times less common than foot fungus. One of the reasons is that the feet are in shoes, and this is a greenhouse for the dermatophyte fungi Trichophyton rubrum and Trichophyton mentcigrophytes.
They cause up to 95% of cases of fungal infection. However, isolated fungus on the finger from dermatophytes is rare. Most often it spreads to the hands from infected feet. We wash our feet with our working hand, and it becomes infected. Hence the “two feet and one hand” syndrome known among dermatologists.
But the most common case of fungus on the finger is candidiasis. The causative agent is yeast fungi of the numerous genus Candida. Unlike dermatophytes, they do not have a filamentous structure (mycelium), and therefore are easier to treat.
Candidiasis accounts for about 25% of all infections. In traditional societies, it is mainly women who suffer from it - they do the “lioness’ share” of caring for children, washing surfaces, dishes, laundry, cooking, etc. Sometimes yeast fungus on the fingers is called “housewives’ disease.”
The second large group of potential victims are people in “wet professions”, whose hands are constantly exposed to liquids - cements and solutions, soapy water, detergents, alkaline and acidic environments, etc.
Let's name food workers (canners of vegetables and fruits, confectioners, cooks, dishwashers), milkmaids, builders, cleaners and car washers, employees of bathhouses, spas, swimming pools, manicure and pedicure salons. Fungus on the fingers likes to settle on swollen and then dry skin.
They are the ones who can “miss” the first stage of development of fungus on the finger, because from constant exposure to water and an acid-base environment, the skin of their hands dries out, becomes rough, cracks and becomes horny (the so-called maceration phenomenon). Candidiasis has the same primary signs.
If the skin on your hands is fine, but disturbing symptoms appear on your fingers, you may have become infected with candidiasis like this:
Fungus on the finger first appears in the folds of the skin or near the nails. Let's consider all the known signs.
More than 95% of infection cases are caused by the three most active dermatophytes in Russia - Trichophyton rubrum, Trichophyton mentagrohytes and Epidermophyton floccozum.
The signs of their destructive activities are as follows:
Treatment of mycosis of any origin must be adequate to the patient’s condition, age, type of fungus and stage of the disease.
In conclusion, we note that we are supporters of seeing a doctor at the first suspicion of finger fungus. The dermatologist will make a diagnosis and calculate a treatment regimen according to the special antifungal KIOTOS index.
Analyzes the patient's condition, background diseases, stage of the process, nature of the pathogen. Fungal disease occurs differently in each person. A person's illnesses are no less unique than he himself.
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Representatives of the fair sex spend a lot of effort and money on caring for the delicate skin of their hands and beautiful manicures and pedicures. However, no one is immune from damage to periungual tissues. First of all, this concerns the cuticle, which becomes inflamed very easily. The reasons for this can be very different, ranging from infections to allergies, but it is imperative to treat inflammation of the cuticle.
Inflammation is difficult to confuse with something else: it has very characteristic symptoms. The inflammatory process occurs in several stages:
Cuticle inflammation can be caused by a variety of things. Most often, an abscess on a finger appears after an unsuccessful manicure, but this is far from the only reason. Having determined what caused the irritation, it is much easier to decide what further treatment will be.
If it comes to a purulent abscess, you should consult a doctor. The specialist will treat the abscess near the nail and prescribe appropriate treatment.
However, in some cases, you can do procedures yourself that will ease the condition of the skin around the nail.
The pus must be squeezed out completely, and the resulting wound must be washed with an antiseptic, for example, hydrogen peroxide or Chlorhexidine. The best way to draw out pus is ichthyol ointment and Vishnevsky. For rapid healing, the wound must breathe, so it is better not to cover it with anything.
If purulent inflammation does not develop, then inflammation of the cuticle can be quite successfully treated with folk remedies. There are several ways to reduce swelling and redness:
Lotions with aloe juice. This plant is a real vitamin complex. Soak a small swab with squeezed aloe juice and apply it to the inflamed area of the hand. Sometimes, in order for the treatment to be more effective, the fleshy part of the leaf can be applied directly.
Baths with folk herbs. They can only be used as an additional treatment. Oak bark baths help relieve inflammation, speed up tissue regeneration and relieve pain. Chamomile and nettle can remove minor redness and swelling. Such procedures should only be done in conjunction with other means.
Special oils. Using special cuticle oils, you can speed up the healing of an abscess, treat redness and swelling, and relieve pain.
When inflammation is caused by a fungus, you can use special antifungal ointments such as Miramistin. It is important to remember that treating hand fungus is a long process and it is much easier to carry out systematic prevention so as not to become infected.
By following a few rules, you can protect yourself from inflammation of the tissues around the nail.
Carefully trim the cuticle or, if it is small, simply move it aside.
Do all household chores with gloves.
Boost your own immunity to avoid fungal diseases.
Treat any wound on your finger immediately with an antiseptic.
Thus, inflammation is a nuisance that can be solved and will not cause significant harm to health. However, it is important to remember that it is much easier to avoid it than to waste time and effort on self-medication.
Our hands come into contact with many objects and liquids every day. Although nature has made sure that the skin of the hands is denser and the fingertips are protected by the nail plates, damage cannot always be avoided.
Infection can easily penetrate through minor injuries that are not given importance. After a few hours or days, the presence of a focus of inflammation or an abscess can be detected.
Particular caution should be exercised if a purulent abscess appears on the finger near the nail. This is the so-called paronychia or periungual panaritium.
It would seem like a banal inflammation, but a purulent abscess? a very insidious disease. In particularly advanced cases, there is a high probability of losing a finger or an entire limb. If left untreated, paronychia can cause severe complications, including microbial blood poisoning and the development of sepsis.
An abscess near the nail can occur at any age. Gender also does not matter much, although it is believed that paronychia is more common in women.
This is due to the fact that the female half of the population more often gets their nails done and does everyday housework. This serves as a prerequisite for more frequent traumatic effects on the cuticle and skin of the fingers.
The reasons that cause purulent inflammation near the nail are as follows:
Recognizing periungual felon, as a rule, does not cause difficulties even for people far from medicine. The symptoms of an abscess on the finger are very pronounced, and the abscess develops quickly and becomes noticeable to the naked eye.
Stages of development of paronychia:
In the first stage of the disease, severe swelling of the finger and redness are noted. The finger is warm or hot to the touch, sharply painful on palpation, pain is also noted at rest. Finger movements are impossible.
During the suppuration stage, the pain becomes unbearable and is often pulsating. During this period, body temperature may rise and weakness may occur. Near the nail, an area of accumulation of pus is visualized, which has a round or ribbon-like shape.
Unfortunately, people rarely come to a medical facility with the initial stage of an abscess near the nail. Most often, people try to treat it at home, underestimating the situation.
It is possible to treat an abscess on a finger using conservative methods only in the stage of infiltration and swelling, whether on the arm or leg. When pus appears, there is an urgent need to open the abscess and wash the wound.
Conservative treatment methods:
Surgical methods of treatment:
An abscess on the finger near the toenail can be treated at home in the initial stage and only if it is not associated with an ingrown toenail.
If there is a problem with the nail growing into the periungual fold, only surgical treatment aimed at completely removing the nail plate will help.
The procedure is performed under local anesthesia. The doctor will remove the nail, administer antibacterial drugs, and apply a sterile bandage with healing ointment. You will need to wear bandages for a week. A new nail will grow in 6-8 months.
To prevent the appearance of purulent inflammation around your nails, you need to be more attentive to yourself and follow a number of simple rules:
A common problem associated with nail diseases is nail discoloration. It is observed, as a rule, with anemia, smoking, and general deterioration of health. Sometimes cheap varnish of unknown manufacture leaves permanent stains on the nails, as the paint penetrates under the nail. Unfortunately, the only way to get rid of stains is to wait for the nail to grow back. To avoid this, apply a coat of base polish before applying a heavy-duty topcoat.
Bitten nails are a consequence of a habit that, although certainly bad, is so common that you shouldn’t have a complex about it. To get rid of this habit, apply hot pepper to your fingertips and get your nails done more often.
Unfavorable nails also include yellowed nails of smokers. Sometimes they are even brown. To whiten your nails, use 2% hydrogen peroxide or lemon juice. If these remedies do not help, seek help from a manicurist.
Ribbed or wavy edges are caused by uneven nail growth, usually as a result of injury or disease to the nail. Such nails can be gently sanded with pumice powder, which will help eliminate the defect or reduce it to a minimum. You can cover this defect with varnish.
Grooves (grooves). May extend along the length of the nail. This is usually the result of disease or injury to the nail cells within or adjacent to the matrix.
White spots are not the result of illness or, as some people think, a lack of calcium. May be caused by injury to the base of the nail. As the nail grows, these spots disappear.
Hypertrophy is abnormal thickening of the nail. Usually caused by an internal disorder, such as
For the sake of the beauty of their nails, women are ready to do a lot - they spare no time and money in visiting beauty salons, purchasing a variety of varnishes and care products. Despite this, sometimes small troubles happen that cause a lot of worry. For example, inflammation of the cuticle. This is a process accompanied by redness, pain, swelling, and in some cases purulent discharge. Women have to face this problem quite often. Let's try to figure out why this happens and what is the treatment for inflamed cuticle.
The cuticle is a layer of thick skin located at the bottom of the nail. It performs a protective function, preventing dirt, infections and pathogenic bacteria from penetrating to the base of the nail. When performing a manicure, it is removed so that the hands look more well-groomed and the varnish coating lies more evenly.
If you notice these signs, then you need to start treatment as soon as possible, since in the early stages such phenomena are eliminated much faster.
Burrs. By themselves, hangnails at the base of the nail rarely cause inflammation. Here, their improper removal has a greater impact: tearing them off, carelessly cutting them, using unsterile manicure accessories.
Improper cuticle care. Without proper care, it becomes rough, thickens, grows, becomes dry and prone to cracking.
Any of these reasons can trigger inflammation of the cuticle. It is important to immediately take measures at the first sign to stop the inflammatory process .
If the inflammation begins near one nail, then most likely it is due to mechanical damage. If several fingers are affected at once, it is better to contact a dermatolo
The real problem for many is inflammation of the nail cuticle; treatment in this case should be carried out as soon as possible. If measures are not taken in time, the discomfort will be replaced by itching, and after it the fingers will begin to swell.
This problem can be caused by several reasons. The most common of them is mechanical deformation. During a manicure, infections often occur. After a few days, redness, itching, and in some cases purulent discharge are observed. In second place are fungal infections, which can be contracted not only in a manicure salon, but also in public places. In this case, the cuticle will peel and dry out.
Inflammation can also occur in those who do not take care of their hands and rarely do manicures. The cuticle grows and bacteria enter it, causing inflammation. In any case, treatment will be required. It is best to carry it out comprehensively, then you will be able to get rid of the problem in the shortest possible time.
There are many folk methods that will help relieve inflammation. Sea salt is considered one of the most effective. It is necessary to take baths daily. To do this, add 10 g of salt to 1 liter of warm water, dissolve and put your hands down for 15 minutes. Thanks to the large amount of iodine contained in sea salt, it will be possible to quickly relieve inflammation.
If you don’t have time for baths, you can lubricate your nails and cuticles with iodine; it is recommended to do this procedure for 2 weeks.
However, this substance has a huge disadvantage: it gives the nails a yellow color. But it goes away pretty quickly, you just need to be patient. It is worth noting that iodine will also help get rid of fungal infections. According to this point
Panaritium is an acute inflammatory disease of the tissues of the finger (or toe). It often develops on the outer phalanges of the fingers as a result of infection through small wounds, cuts, scratches or injections. Microtraumas open the gates for pathogenic microbes, which, once inside, cause inflammation. Infection can be caused by staphylococcal, streptococcal or enterococcal, as well as mixed pathogenic microflora.
The inflammatory process can spread to the dermis, subcutaneous tissue, as well as to the joints, bones and tendons of the fingers. There are serous (edematous) and purulent forms of panaritium .
The most vulnerable are people with diabetes or other diseases of the endocrine glands, as well as people with poor circulation in the small vessels of the fingers.
The appearance of panaritium is necessarily preceded by microtrauma. Swelling and redness appear in this area. A throbbing, tugging pain is felt in the area of inflammation. Panaritium may be accompanied by chills, fever and general malaise.
There are superficial forms of panaritium, in which inflammation affects only the upper layers of the dermis, and deep ones, in which tendons, joints and bone tissue are affected.
Cutaneous occurs on the back of the finger. Pus accumulates under the top layer of skin, forming a blister with cloudy contents. The skin at the site of inflammation turns red. Pain and burning occurs. If the bubble increases in size, this indicates that the disease is progressing and moving to deeper tissues.
Periungual panaritium (paronychia) occurs when the periungual fold is inflamed. Often this type of panaritium is the result of improper manicure. Vos
Fingernail problems are becoming increasingly common, but not many people know how to deal with it. Inflammation of the finger near the nail also has a medical name - panaritium. The disease penetrates inside through the resulting cracks and cuts.
Quite often, inflammation begins after an incorrect and unsuccessful manicure, which results in various microcracks. Through them, staphylococci penetrate under the skin, which are destructive. Usually the first signs of felon are hangnails. In order not to provoke infection, it is necessary to very carefully remove pieces of skin on the fingers using special manicure devices. Under no circumstances should you bite off or pick off hangnails.
In addition to hangnails, the cause may be an ingrown toenail. You should not try to trim the nail and remove it yourself, as an injury may appear in the future and through it the infection will again penetrate under the skin.
When an abscess occurs, severe itching and pain appear when you press on the affected area. There are two types of inflammation - subcutaneous and cutaneous. The latter most often goes away on its own within a few days, as it is located on the surface of the finger. If an injury is applied over the abscess, the disease can penetrate deeper, which will lead to an intensification of the disease.
Inflammation of the finger near the nail can occur due to careless removal of hangnails, poor manicure or fungal infections. The result is paronychia, that is, the skin ridges on the sides of the nail suffer.
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Another variant of the disease is a subungual abscess. This disease can be acquired by improperly trimming nails or due to a splinter that has penetrated under the nail base. The first thing that appears is strong
Even the fair sex, who spend a lot of time and money on caring for their nails and hand skin, may experience inflammation of the cuticle. The cuticle is the periungual ridge, from which no one is immune from inflammation. There can be many reasons for the appearance of the inflammatory process in this place. It is necessary to treat this disease in a timely manner, since suppuration is possible.
Inflammation of the cuticle can occur for various reasons. Most often this happens after a manicure has been performed without following the rules of asepsis. However, this is not the only reason. Before starting treatment for this disease, it is necessary to accurately determine the causes of its occurrence. There may be several of them:
In the first place is the incorrect treatment of the periungual fold during a manicure. After removing the cuticle, hangnails may form in this place, which cannot be torn off due to the risk of suppuration. If the cuticle is not softened before circumcision, it can also become inflamed. The use of unsterile instruments leads to infection of the periungual fold, its inflammation and the formation of a purulent abscess.
The skin around the nail can also become inflamed due to insufficient hand care. If this area is not systematically treated and softened, then you risk getting problems. A thickened large cuticle will often become damaged and inflamed. Excessively dry skin around the nail beds may indicate a fungal infection.
Nail extensions with methimethacrylate increases the likelihood of cuticle inflammation. For this reason, women with extended nails should take extra care of their cuticles, choose the right nail care products, and keep their hand skin clean.
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Often the cuticle becomes inflamed due to the penetration of an infection that lives
Hands reveal a woman’s age, so they need to be well looked after. Healthy cuticles and properly shaped nails are also the key to beautiful hands. Since cuticles are susceptible to various mechanical damage, they need to be able to be properly cleaned and processed. If inflammation does appear, it is necessary to remove it urgently.
If the area around the nail is damaged, it may become inflamed. As a result of mechanical damage to the cuticle, a fungal infection can occur, which must be dealt with correctly.
Inflammation of the skin around the nail can be accompanied by various unpleasant symptoms. These include swelling and redness of the cuticle. With severe inflammation, pain and itching may occur.
It is easy to injure periungual tissues. It's enough to cut off a lot of skin. This often happens when a woman is in a hurry somewhere and does not have enough time to put her hands in order. The consequences of such a rush can be not only small wounds that heal after a while. If the cuticle is injured, inflammation may develop. It occurs due to chemicals or infections entering the wound. This can lead to serious problems, including suppuration of the periungual tissues.
You should pay attention to damage to the cuticle in time, otherwise an inflammatory process may develop. When the periungual tissues are damaged by bacteria, an abscess occurs between the nail and the cuticle. The area around the nail begins to hurt and itch. This inflammation is popularly called “hair”.
Even with purulent inflammation, cuticle treatment can be tried at home. If you are not sure that you can cope with the problem yourself, contact a specialist.
The most striking example of a small inflammation is a severed hangnail. The skin in the area of the hangnail becomes hyperemic (red), swells slightly (slight swelling appears), becomes sensitive (slight discomfort or pain), and the function of the skin in this area is impaired (for example, inflamed skin no longer protects against pathogenic microorganisms). The larger the hangnail, the more pronounced the symptoms of inflammation and the larger area of the periungual fold is affected.
Here we will look at how you can help your cuticle recover at home. First of all, you need to determine the cause of the inflammation.
If the inflammation of the cuticle is caused by a fungus, then you should contact a mycologist (a doctor specializing in fungal diseases) for help.
If the cuticle becomes inflamed with the formation of pus, all accumulated pus should first be removed. Most often, the skin itself tears in some place and it is enough to press on the skin to help it (the pus) come out. Aloe leaf, concentrated saline solution, Vishnevsky ointment, ichthyol ointment help to draw out pus.
Next, be sure to rinse the resulting cavity, for example, with hydrogen peroxide, until it stops bubbling. Cauterize the wound with iodine and preferably make a bandage or stick on a breathable sterile adhesive plaster.
If the inflammation is accompanied by only slight redness, without pus, then various baths with oak bark and chamomile will be effective. Be sure to use cuticle oils with antiseptic properties.