Simptomai, lydintys abscesą veide Veido pūlinys

Simptomai, lydintys abscesą veide

An abscesas in the face presents as a circumscribed swelling that can fluctuate. This means that when the abscesas is palpated, the pūliai inside moves back and forth. The corresponding area is reddened and overheated.

Usually there is severe skausmas, which can also be throbbing. In addition, it can lead to karščiavimas, šaltkrėtis and a general feeling of illness. This is an absolute warning signal, which indicates that the pathogens causing the disease are spreading via the bloodstream (threatening kraujas apsinuodijimas).

Galvos skausmai as an accompanying symptom of an abscesas in the face are also a threatening sign and should always be the reason for a visit to the doctor. As the pathogens can spread via the bloodstream into the veins of the smegenys a atveju facial abscess, a so-called sinus venas trombozė is possible. This leads to the formation of a clot in the smegenys‘s own veins, which is accompanied by headache and karščiavimas.

Furthermore, small injuries of the facial skin or diseases like aknė ir neurodermatitas can give an indication of the cause of the abscess. An abscess in the face is in most cases associated with skausmas. On the one hand this is due to the tension of the tissue caused by the accumulation of pūliai and on the other hand to the inflammation of the skin tissue.

Šios skausmas can be throbbing and may occur spontaneously or when touched. The use of skausmo malšintuvai z ibuprofenas may become necessary. Surgical “cutting” (excision, punkcija, removal of the abscess) often leads to a rapid reduction in pain because the tension is relievedHeadaches that occur in the face as part of an abscess are always an absolute warning signal.

Especially when manipulating abscesses in the midface (by independent “squeezing”), it can happen that the pathogens from the abscess reach adjacent veins of the facial skin. These in turn lead to larger veins in the area of the smegenys, where the pathogens can form clots and thus lead to so-called sinus venas trombozė. This is a serious clinical picture that is accompanied by galvos skausmas ir karščiavimas.

Later, epileptic seizures, impaired vision and paralysis can also occur. For this reason, on the one hand, manipulation of abscesses in the facial area should be avoided at all costs and, on the other hand, a doctor should be consulted immediately if symptoms such as galvos skausmas or fever occur. Bakterijos z stafilokokai paprastai yra atsakingi už pūlinys ant smakro.

It is not uncommon for minor skin injuries to occur when shaving the chin, which allow the bakterijos to penetrate under the skin surface. Under unfavourable conditions, an encapsulated accumulation of pūliai, an abscess, can develop on the chin. This can lead to severe pain and a reddened, purulent swelling on the chin.

Pustules as part of aknė can also lead to abscesses on the chin. In addition, the plaukai šaknys veido plaukai in the chin area can become inflamed. If this inflammation spreads and encapsulates the pus accumulation, an abscess also develops.

Finally, abscesses in the chin area can also be caused by inflammatory changes in the teeth of the apatinis žandikaulis. Therefore, the oral area including the tooth status should always be inspected when determining the cause. An abscess on the nosis sukelia bakterijos kaip stafilokokai.

These bacteria inhabit the normal facial skin of a healthy person and can get under the skin surface through minor injuries such as abrasions. An abscess is formed by an encapsulating accumulation of pus. An abscess can also be caused by an inflammation of the plaukai follicles on the nosis.

In addition, pus spuogų can develop into an abscess as part of aknė. Regardless of the cause, there is a circumscribed swelling on the nosis, which is often reddened. In the centre of the bump there is often a whitish spot that represents the accumulation of pus.

An abscess on the nose is usually accompanied by pain, usually the affected area is overheated and also often throbs. Particularly in the case of abscesses on the nose, it is essential to avoid expressing and manipulating the abscess, as the bacteria can otherwise be carried over kraujas laivai into the brain. This can lead to life-threatening sinus venas trombozė.

In sinus vein thrombosis, a kraujas clot can occlude a cerebral vein. As a result, the blood volume increases because it can no longer flow through the vein. The pressure in the brain increases and edema and infarcts (death of tissue in the brain) can occur.

Abscesses often develop in the facial area around the lips. Especially at the transition from the red of the lips to the facial skin, riebalinės liaukos are found which can become inflamed when blocked and can thus lead to an accumulation of pus. The plaukai follicles of the hair at the transition to the lūpa taip pat gali tapti uždegimas.

As a result, a purulent, painful bulge develops in the area of the lūpa. Even small injuries caused by shaving can lead to the penetration of bacteria and thus to pus accumulation. Especially in the area of the upper lūpa there is a risk of the mikrobai being carried over into blood laivai of the brain with the danger of sinus vein thrombosis.

Sinus vein thrombosis leads to the closure of cerebral veins with serious symptoms. Edema develops and brain cells can die. For this reason, it is absolutely necessary to refrain from expressing the abscess!

An abscess in the forehead area can, for example, occur in the context of acne. An inflammation of the hair follicles of the fine hairs on the forehead can also cause an abscess. As in the rest of the face, it is important to refrain from expressing yourself.

Priešingu atveju, mikrobai can be carried by the bloodstream to the brain with sometimes dramatic consequences. Abscesses in the area of the cheek impress as painful, reddened and overheated verda. They often develop as larger pus spuogų in the context of acne.

The inflammation or ingrowth of hairs in the cheek area can also lead to the formation of abscesses. In addition, an inflammation in the area of the upper or apatinis žandikaulis can cause an abscess formation of the cheek. For this reason, the burnos ertmė and tooth status should always be checked as well. Since a carry-over of mikrobai from an abscess in the cheek area via the bloodstream to the brain is possible, it should be avoided.