Leg ulcer with psudomonis - Health & Beauty

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a doctor will give the best way to treat it
you obviously have got a good grip from some professional as to what the problem is so now go to another professional to get the treatment

Stomach and duodenal ulcers are usually due to one of two causes: the bacterium Helicobacter pylori or nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs like aspirin, ibuprofen, and naproxen. An ulcer, regardless of the cause, can cause abdominal pain, bleeding, or even cause a hole.

It has been shown that stomach ulcers are usually caused by a bacterium, and are quite curable. Gastric ulcers can be quite different and are often mislabelled, so see a doctor to find out exactly what kind is involved, and the proper treatment.

your doctor is the only person qualified to advise you on this question
go talk to him

are you wearing compression stocking to improve the circulation to your legs ?

It may be necessary to use a compounding pharmacy to use a anti-bacterial that will treat the ulcer. If he has been to a specialist I assume that the ulcer has been cultured and tested for susceptibility. If the proper antibiotics are being administered then a typical corneal ulcer should heal.
If the ulcer has been cultured and treated accordingly then there are other factors that are causing the ulcer. There is a possibility of the problem being caused by the Herpes Simplex virus or Ocular Cicatrical Pemphagoid.
Have your son see a corneal specialist, if that isn't one of the specialists he has seen. To give you a better answer I would need a fuller picture of the previous diagnosis's, cause of the ulcer and treatments that have been attempted already. Good luck with your son. I hope this helps.