How to judge the symptoms of wheat swelling? What are the hazards?

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How to judge the symptoms of wheat swelling?

Cerea, also known as furuncle or furuncle abscess, is a common skin infection that occurs in the skin tissue near hair follicles and sebaceous glands. The symptoms of style can be judged from the following aspects.

Appearance symptom

A sty usually begins with a small red, painful, swollen grain, similar in size to a grain of wheat. As the disease progresses, it will become a visible abscess, and the surrounding skin will become red, swollen, hot and painful with obvious tenderness. There may also be some small white pus heads on the abscess. Sometimes, barley swelling is accompanied by swollen lymph nodes.

If you feel redness, swelling, heat and pain suddenly appear in a certain area of the skin, and there is obvious tenderness, you may suffer from wheat swelling. Go to the hospital as soon as possible.

Local sensory symptoms

The local sensory symptoms of styloma are also one of the important indicators for judging styloma. The affected part feels obvious pain and local skin heat. When you touch the lesion, you will feel obvious tenderness. These symptoms suggest that inflammatory reaction occurs locally and requires prompt treatment.

Accompanying symptoms

In addition to local symptoms, there may be some other symptoms associated with stylosoma. Some patients may feel tired, powerless and loss of appetite. Sometimes, patients may also have low fever, headache, lymph node enlargement and other systemic symptoms. When these symptoms appear, the stylosoma has reached a certain degree of severity and needs to seek the help of a doctor.

harm

If the styloma is not treated in time, it may cause some serious complications. One is the spread of infection. Inflammation may further spread to surrounding tissues through lymphatic vessels and blood, leading to the increase of local infection range. The second is the rupture of the abscess, which will lead to the release of a large amount of pus and bacteria into the surrounding tissues, and then cause more serious infection and inflammatory reaction. In rare cases, pus may also enter the whole body through blood circulation, causing severe infections such as sepsis.

In conclusion, stylosoma is a common skin infection, which can be judged by appearance, local feeling and accompanying symptoms. In case of redness, swelling, heat, pain, tenderness and other symptoms, seek medical advice in time. Untreated styloma may lead to infection spread and complications, so early diagnosis and treatment are essential.