Redness and swelling with pus inside after being bitten by a cat is a concerning condition that many people do not know how to handle. First, it must be made clear that when pus is found on the surface after a cat bite, medical attention should be sought immediately. Early detection and treatment can prevent bacterial infection. Secondly, when the patient visits the hospital, they should promptly provide complete information to the doctor for accurate diagnosis and treatment.

1. Nursing Measures

After being bitten by a cat, patients should take proper nursing measures to speed up healing, prevent infection, and relieve symptoms.

1. Timely Treatment

After a cat bite, timely treatment is necessary. First, wash the wound with warm water, then disinfect with an antiseptic solution, and finally apply antibiotic ointment. If the wound is exposed to air, it can be covered to protect it from contamination.

2. Dietary Arrangement

After a cat bite, pay attention to adjust diet, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, increase nutrient intake, and promote wound healing. At the same time, avoid spicy and irritating foods to prevent irritation of the wound.

3. Medication Treatment

After a cat bite, timely treatment with antibiotics, anti-inflammatory drugs, and other medications according to the injury is necessary to prevent bacterial infection and promote wound healing. However, treatment should be carried out under doctors’ guidance to avoid misuse of medication.

2. Precautions

After a cat bite, the following points should be noted:

1. Wound Cleaning

After a cat bite, clean the wound promptly to prevent bacterial infection. Use warm water for cleaning, avoid detergents to prevent wound irritation.

2. Do Not Squeeze

After a cat bite, do not squeeze the wound. The wound may have pus, and squeezing it can cause bacteria to enter the wound, worsening the condition. Avoid squeezing.

3. Appropriate Exercise

After a cat bite, appropriate exercise is okay, but be sure to protect the wound, avoid overfatigue to prevent worsening inflammation and prolonging healing time.

3. Preventive Measures

After a cat bite, certain preventive measures should be taken to avoid illness and improve immunity. First, pay attention to balancing work and rest, maintain good routines, and ensure adequate sleep. Secondly, focus on dietary hygiene, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, increase nutrient intake, and boost immunity. Finally, protect the wound and avoid contamination to prevent bacterial infection.