A localized accumulation of pus, an abscess can develop anywhere on the body. It typically happens due to a bacterial, fungal, or other microbial infection that enters the body by a wound, cut, or scratch. Any organ or tissue of the body can develop an abscess, and they frequently come with pain, swelling, and inflammation.

1. Skin abscesses.
2. Tooth abscesses.
3. Abscesses in the Bartholin’s gland.
4. A brain abscess.
5. Abscesses in the lungs.
6. Pelvic abscess.

• Bacterial infections
• Dental infections
• Foreign substances
• Inflammatory bowel disease
• Sexually transmissible diseases
• Complications following surgery

• Warmth and redness
• Acne and swelling
• Fever
• A discharge or pus
• Difficult to move
• Nausea and vomiting
• Weakness and fatigue

• Maintain proper hygiene. wash your hands frequently and maintain a clean environment.
• Don’t share personal belongings, never exchange personal items like towels, razors, or clothing with other people.
• To stop the spread of STIs that might result in abscesses during sexual activity, use barrier protection, such as condoms.
• Your immune system can be strengthened by leading a healthy lifestyle.