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Festerous wounds generally occur in wounds that become inflamed due to fungal infections or pus-trigger bacterial infections called pyogenic. Pus is usually in the form of liquid yellow, yellowish white, or brownish yellow. Pus that accumulates behind the outer layers of the skin (epidermis) is known as pimples, boils or nodules, while those that accumulate in a closed space between body tissues are called abscesses. This liquid consists of liquor puris or a protein-rich liquid that contains dead leukocytes. Leukocytes are the body's immune system response to infection with pyogenic bacteria. There are times when pus changes color to green when it contains myeloperoxidase, a green antibacterial protein produced by several types of white blood cells. While Pseudomonas aeruginosa infection can also cause green pus that emits an unpleasant odor. This unpleasant scented pus usually arises from anaerobic infection. Anaerobic infections can occur in deep body tissue injuries such as

Since the fetus is still in the womb, the teeth have been processed to develop, beginning with tooth buds. But these teeth only really grow usually when the baby is born and 4-7 months old. There are babies whose teeth grow faster, perhaps starting at three months of age. While babies whose teeth grow longer may have to wait until they are a year old or more. Generally, teeth grow sequentially starting with two middle teeth in the lower jaw, then two middle teeth in the upper jaw, then one by one the teeth grow on the sides and back of the mouth. The last teeth to appear are the second molars located at the back of the mouth in the upper and lower jaws. These molars usually begin to grow when a child is three years old. After that, the child has a complete set of teeth consisting of 20 baby teeth. When teething, most babies feel the discomfort that is indicated through the following signs. Like to bite. Easily angry or fussy. Babies have difficulty eating and are unable to sleep

Breastfeeding just one baby can make you busy devoting all your time and energy, not to mention if there are certain challenges that must be passed. What if you have twins? The hassles and dedications that need to be poured out may indeed multiply, but Mother does not need to worry. By knowing how, the happiness of breastfeeding twins can multiply too. When just beginning to breastfeed the Twins, feed one baby at a time. In this way, Mother can see each child in terms of how well they suckle from the breast, and if there are known breastfeeding problems can be overcome properly. Remember, if you need to note also, how long and how often each baby suckles, and how many times and how many each baby to pee or defecate. After the baby's skills in breastfeeding are formed, the Mother can develop breastfeeding habits that are suitable for the Mother and the Twins, for example breastfeeding both of them together or individually. Here are some ways to breastfeed twins that you can do.

Herpes on the lips and mouth can be characterized by the appearance of sores like mouth sores on the lips or mouth. Recognize the symptoms of herpes, so you can handle it appropriately. Herpes on the lips and mouth is also known as herpes labialis or oral herpes. Just like genital herpes, this condition is caused by infection with herpes simplex virus type 1. This virus can infect anyone easily. Using cutlery, lip balm or kissing with herpes sufferers, will risk contracting this disease. Symptoms of Herpes on the Lips and Mouth Symptoms of herpes on the lips and mouth usually appear within 1-3 weeks after infection with the virus (virus incubation period). The symptoms are various, but some people experience thrush when they first attack the virus. Symptoms of herpes on the lips and mouth are also characterized by: Itching and sensation such as tingling in the infected area Blisters or small bumps on the lips and surrounding areas. These blisters can rupture and dry out within