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Leg ulcer moderategrowthofmixed organisms,numerousgram negative bacilli&fungalelements,culture reflectscolonization&heavy growth of psuedomonas aeruginosa,signs of mild eosinophilia.how to be treated?

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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

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SOURCE: My 25yr old son has

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.

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SOURCE: what antibiotics do u take for leg ulcer with psdomodis i take warfarin for heart condition i still have a pkt ofcerflex and amoxycil which i thnk i used the last time my leg played up?

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

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Could Lansoloc be used as antibiotic?

Ulcer is fully curable even without taking medicines.
If anyone really has ulcer pls let me know. I will cure it online just by acupressure
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That can be serious for you. It sounds like you have already seen a doctor, and it may be worth having a second opinion.

Pseudomonas can become resistant to antibiotics, and often a specimen from the infection will be tested by a lab to determine which antibiotic is going to work best.

There is a range of possible antibiotics which the doctor may choose from:
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    My 25yr old son has a corneal ulcer which won't heal fully and keeps re-occurring after antibiotic drops. The ulcer has been treated for almost 4 months but as soon as he discontinues the drops it flares...

    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.
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