Panarice, also called paroniquia, is an inflammation that develops around the nails or toes and is caused by the proliferation of microorganisms naturally present in the skin, such as bacteria of the genus Staphylococcus and Streptococcus, mainly.
Panarice is usually triggered by pulling skin from the cuticle with the teeth or with a nail clip and treatment involves the use of anti-inflammatory and healing ointments as recommended by the dermatologist.
Panarice is an inflammatory process caused by microorganisms and therefore the main symptoms associated with:
The diagnosis of panalogical is made by the dermatologist by observing the symptoms presented, not being necessary to perform specific scans. However, in cases where the panantist is common, it is recommended that the pus be removed for a microbiological examination to identify the responsible microorganism and thus indicate the completion of a more specific treatment.
Although in most cases panapping is associated with bacterial infection, it can also occur due to the proliferation of the fungus Candida albicans, also present in the skin, or caused by the herpes virus, the infection is then known as herpetic panarice, and this occurs when the person has an active oral herpes, with transmission of the virus to the fingernail when the person rotates or removes the skin with the teeth, and this occurs when the person has an active oral herpes, with transmission of the virus to the fingernail when the person rotates or removes the skin with the teeth, and this occurs when the person has an active oral herpes, with transmission of the virus to the fingernail when the person rotates or removes the skin with the teeth, and this occurs when the person has an active oral herpes, with transmission of the virus to the fingernail when the person gnaws or removes the skin with the teeth, and this occurs when the person has an active oral herpes, with transmission of the virus to the fingernail when the person rotates or removes the skin with the teeth, and this occurs when the person has an active oral herpes, with transmission of the virus to the fingernail when the person rotates or removes the skin with the teeth, and this occurs when the person has an active oral , this type of panar-cio is more related to fingernails.
The treatment of the panaper is indicated by the doctor according to the signs and symptoms that present, the use of ointments containing antimicrobials may be indicated, since in this way it is possible to control the infectious agent. In addition, it is recommended that the area be well washed and that the person avoids biting the nail or removing the cuticle, thus avoiding new infections.
The panarice usually lasts 3 to 10 days and treatment should be maintained until the skin is completely regenerated. During treatment, it is advisable not to leave your hands wet, using gloves to wash dishes or clothes. In case of foot injury, it is recommended during treatment not to wear closed shoes.