pus

Preposition: from

• ear: Doctors treating chronic otitis media ( or glue ear ) often puncture the eardrum on purpose to drain pus from the middle ear.

Converse of object

• ooze: Her skin is open, pink and raw, oozing pus.
• drain: This involves having a tube placed in your abdomen to drain any pus from the abscess.
• discharge: These tend to rupture either to the outside or into the back of the throat and discharge thick yellow pus.
• contain: The abscess is actually a cavity under the skin, filled with many little ' walls ' that contain the pus.
• produce: In fact, you'll be doing the mental equivalent of sticking a Band-Aid over a boil that is producing pus.
• have: Do call your doctor if you have pus coming from your rash.

Adjective modifier

• yellow: Occasionally blisters become infected, and are filled with yellow pus.
• white: Due to the way it is now pointing, you'll get a little jet of white pus that shoots up against your fingernail.
• large: These could also develop into large pus filled sacs found primarily under the armpits and in the groin.
• thick: These tend to rupture either to the outside or into the back of the throat and discharge thick yellow pus.
• e.g.: Antibiotic treatment is recommended if there is evidence of infection ( e.g. pus ).

Modifies a noun

• cell: This means that milk containing 400 million pus cells per liter can be sold legally for human consumption.
• formation: The dead and dying cells contribute to pus formation.
• atients: LU pus P atients U nderstanding & S upport make no endorsements of any products or services.
• P: LU pus P atients U nderstanding & S upport make no endorsements of any products or services.
• sample: None of the 43 pus samples analyzed contained P. anaerobius DNA.
• aspirate: None of the 60 pus aspirates analyzed was positive for Peptostreptococcus magnus DNA.

Preposition: in

• foot: How can ' pus in the foot ' be treated?
• cavity: Abscess: A localized collection of pus in a cavity formed by the decay of diseased tissues.