Highlights :-

Dr. Sudesh Lahane is a highly skilled General Surgeon practicing in Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, known for his patient-focused approach and surgical excellence.

With over 11+ years of experience and 1600+ successful surgeries, he specializes in laparoscopic and minimally invasive procedures for faster recovery.

He offers advanced treatments including laser surgery for piles, fissure, fistula, varicose veins, and comprehensive care for hernia and abdominal conditions.

Dr. Lahane has successfully performed rare high-risk surgeries, including removal of a 24 kg abdominal tumor and an 11 kg GIST tumor, recognized in media.

Dr. Sudesh Lahane is a highly skilled General Surgeon practicing in Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, known for his patient-focused approach and surgical excellence.

With over 11+ years of experience and 1600+ successful surgeries, he specializes in laparoscopic and minimally invasive procedures for faster recovery.

He offers advanced treatments including laser surgery for piles, fissure, fistula, varicose veins, and comprehensive care for hernia and abdominal conditions.

Dr. Lahane has successfully performed rare high-risk surgeries, including removal of a 24 kg abdominal tumor and an 11 kg GIST tumor, recognized in media.

Ulcer with Pus Discharge

An ulcer with pus discharge is a serious condition indicating an active infection in the wound. It commonly occurs in diabetic patients where poor immunity and reduced blood circulation make it difficult for the body to fight infections. The presence of pus (yellow, green, or foul-smelling fluid) suggests that bacteria have invaded the ulcer, which can rapidly worsen if not treated promptly. Immediate medical care is essential to clean the wound, control the infection, and prevent complications such as spreading infection or tissue damage.

Signs That Require Immediate Medical Attention
  • Persistent or heavy pus discharge from the wound, often accompanied by a foul smell, indicating a deep and active infection that needs urgent treatment
  • Increasing pain, swelling, redness, or warmth around the ulcer, which may suggest the infection is spreading to surrounding tissues
  • Fever or general weakness along with the ulcer, showing that the infection may be affecting the whole body
  • Blackening of skin or delayed healing despite care, which can be a warning sign of tissue death (gangrene) and requires immediate surgical evaluation