What to do if the tumor ulcerates and oozes pus

Generally speaking, tumors are internal organ diseases and will not show up externally, which is why many people are unable to detect tumors in a timely manner. But if the tumor shows signs of ulceration or even pus, at least the symptoms are obvious, so that everyone can discover their own problems earlier and seek help from doctors for treatment more quickly. As for the problem of pus discharge from tumors, what we need to pay more attention to is the hygiene issue.

Is tumor ulceration a good thing?

For benign tumors, the appearance of ulceration symptoms is a relatively good thing, because the tumor will not continue to grow after the difficulty. As long as we change the dressing in time and remove the abscess from the body, the condition will improve. However, for malignant tumors, it may seriously endanger the patient's health. Even if we perform debridement and pus drainage, the condition will be further aggravated and may endanger life safety. Therefore, we must pay enough attention to this situation and take active measures to treat it in order to minimize the impact of the disease on the body.

So what should we do if the tumor ulcerates?

After a benign tumor shows symptoms of ulceration, we should promptly perform drainage to remove the pus from the body, and use hydrogen peroxide or potassium permanganate solution to clean the wound in order to control the disease as soon as possible and avoid infection. After the symptoms of a malignant tumor appear, it is best for the patient to undergo surgery in a timely manner to remove the lesion and the surrounding infected tissue, and also to undergo chemotherapy and radiotherapy in a timely manner to avoid the metastasis and spread of cancer cells, minimize the chance of recurrence of the disease, increase the cure rate of the disease, prolong the life cycle, and improve the quality of life.

In short, whether tumor ulceration is a good thing depends on the type of tumor. For benign tumors, the tumor will not continue to grow after ulceration. At this time, as long as we perform pus drainage in time, the condition can be quickly controlled. However, for malignant tumors, difficulties can seriously endanger physical health and may even endanger life safety. Therefore, in this case, we should perform surgery in a timely manner to try to control the development of the disease.