Purulent discharge
The production of purulent secretions is generally due to bacterial infection, which causes local tissue inflammation and pus, forming a certain pustule. At the same time, pus flows from the damaged tissue to form a certain secretion. Purulent discharge is generally yellow and may be viscous or thinner. It is more common in inflammation of the reproductive system.
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