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abscess ['&bses]

 An abscess is a localized collection of pus caused by infection. It typically appears as a swollen and painful area on the body. The condition can be bacterial or caused by foreign substances entering the body.

Abscesses can occur in various areas, such as the skin, teeth, or internal organs. They are often treated with antibiotics or by draining the pus from the abscess. If left untreated, abscesses can cause complications and spread the infection. Proper hygiene and timely treatment are essential to prevent abscess formation.

Facts and Summary:
An abscess is a collection of pus that forms in body tissues.
Example 1: She had to undergo surgery to drain the abscess in her tooth.
Example 2: The doctor prescribed antibiotics to treat the abscess on his skin.
Example 3: The abscess in his lung caused severe pain and difficulty breathing.
Example 4: The dentist recommended a root canal to treat the abscess in her gum.
Example 5: The abscess on his hand required immediate medical attention.

Summary: "Abscess" refers to a pus-filled collection in body tissues. Examples include dental, skin, lung, gum, and hand abscesses. Surgical procedures, antibiotics, and root canal treatments are standard approaches for addressing abscesses.		 ropień

 

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