Furuncle
☆ Liphethong tsa 2022 Stiftung Warentest tse tsoang Jeremane, khotsofalo ea bareki ka ModelDerm e ne e le tlase hanyane ho feta lipuisano tse lefelloang tsa telemedicine.
Kalafo ea lithibela-mafu ea hlokahala kaha e ka fetela ho cellulitis.
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Carbuncle ke sehlopha sa mathopa a mabeli kapa ho feta. Ke ts'oaetso ea li-follicles tsa moriri tse namelang letlalong le haufi le likarolo tse tebileng. Hangata li shebahala joalo ka likotola tse khubelu, tse bonolo tse nang le matheba a mangata a tletseng boladu. U kanna ua ba le matšoao a akaretsang joalo ka feberu, 'me li-lymph nodes tse haufi li ka ruruha. Carbuncles e ka hlaha kae kapa kae ka moriri, empa e atile haholo libakeng tse nang le letlalo le motenya joalo ka mokokotlo oa molala, mokokotlo le lirope. Hangata li qala e le mafu a manyenyane a follicle a moriri a bitsoang folliculitis. Haeba e sa phekoloe, e ka fetoha mathopa, 'me ha mathopa a mangata a kopana, a bitsoa carbuncles. E ka ba hlama e le 'ngoe e kholo kapa tse 'maloa tse nyane.
A carbuncle is a contiguous collection of two or more furuncles. A carbuncle is an infection of the hair follicle(s) that extends into the surrounding skin and deep underlying subcutaneous tissue. They typically present as an erythematous, tender, inflamed, fluctuant nodule with multiple draining sinus tracts or pustules on the surface. Systemic symptoms are usually present, and regional lymphadenopathy may occur. They can arise in any hair-bearing location on the body; however, they are most common in areas with thicker skin such as the posterior neck, back, and thighs. A carbuncle can start as a folliculitis, which, if left untreated, can lead to a furuncle, and when multiple furuncles are contiguous, it becomes classified as a carbuncle. Carbuncles can be solitary or multiple.
A carbuncle is a contiguous collection of two or more furuncles. A carbuncle is an infection of the hair follicle(s) that extends into the surrounding skin and deep underlying subcutaneous tissue. They typically present as an erythematous, tender, inflamed, fluctuant nodule with multiple draining sinus tracts or pustules on the surface. Systemic symptoms are usually present, and regional lymphadenopathy may occur. They can arise in any hair-bearing location on the body; however, they are most common in areas with thicker skin such as the posterior neck, back, and thighs. A carbuncle can start as a folliculitis, which, if left untreated, can lead to a furuncle, and when multiple furuncles are contiguous, it becomes classified as a carbuncle. Carbuncles can be solitary or multiple.
Mathopa a na le makukuno, a makhubelu, a tletseng boladu ho pota-potile thipa ea moriri a bonolo, a futhumetse, 'me a le bohloko. Ho na le ntlha e 'mala o mosehla kapa o mosoeu bohareng ba kotola ha lethopa le se le loketse ho tsoa kapa ho ntša boladu. Tšoaetsong e matla, motho a ka ba le feberu, ho ruruha ha lymph nodes, le mokhathala.
Mathopa a ka 'na a hlaha ka marakong kapa haufi le anus, mokokotlong, molala, mpeng, sefuba, matsoho kapa maotong, kapa esita le kanaleng ea tsebe. Hape ho ka hlaha mathopa a pota-potileng leihlo, moo a bitsoang li-styes.
Ho pepeta kapa ho itšeha ha hoa lokela ho lekoa lapeng, kaha sena se ka jala tšoaetso le ho feta. Kalafo ea lithibela-mafu e ka ’na ea buelloa bakeng sa mathopa a maholo kapa a iphetang khafetsa kapa a hlahang libakeng tse bonojoana (tse kang serope, matsoele, matsoapo, ho pota-pota kapa linkong, kapa tsebeng).
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