Can a Child with a Purulent Granuloma Be Treated with Medication?

Question

The child was thoroughly examined in the hospital and diagnosed with a purulent granuloma. How should it be treated? Some say radiation, others say surgery, why isn’t medication an option (a blood blister formed behind the ear)?

Answer

How long has this been going on for you, and what discomforts are you experiencing? Have you tried any medications, and were they effective? Generally, medication doesn’t show significant effects; surgery may be necessary. It’s important to maintain good hygiene, have a light diet, avoid overtime work, eat more fruits and vegetables, and have regular check-ups. These are the suggestions for the question “The child was thoroughly examined in the hospital and diagnosed with a purulent granuloma.” I hope this helps you, and wish you good health!