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The usual first step is to drain away any residue from the ruptured appendix, and treat with antibiotics to prevent infection. Then they will remove it. They would remove it right away if it had not yet burst.
A boil is a deep infection of the hair follicle caused by bacteria. They may burst and drain on their own, but some that are at risk of serious complications should be incised and drained.
A large bump on any part of the body "squishy" or hard in the feel. In animals , they can lose their hair around the area , and it can be elavated in heat. They can burst on there own , or an incision can be made so the puss can drain. The puss that comes out is a creamy white - yellow colour, and smells aweful. Antibiotics might be needed to prevent infection from coming back. Keep a close eye on yoru animal and they should be just fine. A large bump on any part of the body "squishy" or hard in the feel. In animals , they can lose their hair around the area , and it can be elavated in heat. They can burst on there own , or an incision can be made so the puss can drain. The puss that comes out is a creamy white - yellow colour, and smells aweful. Antibiotics might be needed to prevent infection from coming back. Keep a close eye on yoru animal and they should be just fine.
Colpotomy is surgical incision of the vagina to reach the cul-de-sac.
Sound like maybe the bladder has burst in the tank and is covering the drain.
Possible but not probable. Ruptured appendix is almost fatal if untreated as intestinal contents seep out in to abdominal cavity causing serious infection called peritonitis and a surgery is needed to drain it and at the time of surgery appendix is removed. It is possible that there is a small "microperforation" that seals off by itself and later on the same appendix can get reinfected and rupture.
The incision of a bursa is a surgical procedure where the bursa is cut open to drain fluid or remove inflammation or infection. This procedure is sometimes necessary when conservative treatments like rest and medication are not effective in treating bursitis.
No, the rupture will leak fecal matter and bacteria of various kinds into the peritoneal cavity. Antibiotics, because they travel through the bloodstream, won't take care of the whole problem. A surgeon will need to go in and wash out the cavity as well as take out the problematic appendix. However, in some cases - if the appendix has been ruptured for a while - for days or weeks- it may be too inflamed and there may be a large pus pocket, or abscess. In these cases, the pus can be removed with a tube called a drain and the patient is given a course of antibiotics. Once the inflammation has calmed down, many doctors recommend having the appendix removed 6 to 12 weeks later so that appendicitis will not recur. Other doctors say the chances of a second case of appendicitis is low (<20% chance it could happen again..) and that it does not need to be removed. If a later surgery is recommended, surgeons can remove it using laparoscopic approach with tiny incisions.
A ruptured tympanic membrane (aka - a burst ear-drum) will drain pus and mucus from the middle ear until the hole within the tympanic membrane has sealed over. Therapy usually involves antibiotic ear-drops and sometimes oral antibiotics, too.
You can put it down the drain, nothing is really stopping you from doing so but you shouldn't put it down the drain. Liquid nitrogen is extremely cold and can have explosive consequences once it sublimates into a gas and could potentially burst your pipes.
The automatic does not have one. The pan has to be removed to drain the fluid. The manual should have a drain plug on the bottom.The automatic does not have one. The pan has to be removed to drain the fluid. The manual should have a drain plug on the bottom.
There should be a drain valve where you can hook up a hose and then open the valve to drain.