Eight-year-old Tan fell into a shallow pond, sustaining a puncture wound to his left thigh from a wooden branch, which subsequently swelled, formed an abscess, and began to leak fluid.
Mr. Tam, 72, was bitten by a dog on his right finger and had received a rabies vaccination. However, the wound became widely infected, and during his examination, he discovered he had diabetes.
A 43-year-old reader, Hung Long, asks about hepatitis D transmission, as he has been diagnosed but no family member has had the disease, questioning if it spreads through daily activities.
Skin discoloration, tightness, swelling, pain at the injection site, and the appearance of blisters, rashes, or ulcers are all signs of skin necrosis following filler injections.
