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Incision and Drainage of a Skin Abscess Usage

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Drainage of an abscess is the preferred treatment to clear an abscess. It is often used if abscesses are large, growing, infected, painful, or not resolving on their own.

Do not pop or lance an abscess yourself. This can spread infection and make it worse.

 
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