Eczema with Pus: First Aid Steps and When to See a Doctor
- Wash hands before touching area.
- Clean gently with cotton swab/cloth; no scrubbing.
- Cold compress to reduce inflammation/pain.
- Apply prescribed antibiotic ointment if directed.
- Cover with sterile non-stick dressing.
- See a doctor if pus persists, spreads, fever develops, or red streaks appear (cellulitis).
Infected eczema needs medical management—topical/oral antibiotics, anti-inflammatories, and barrier repair.
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