Finger carbuncle
Finger carbuncle is one of the carbuncle diseases. It is a general term for carbuncle on the fingers. The names vary according to the location. They are all caused by infection from a broken wound or the stagnation of fire poison in the lungs. Various finger carbuncle usually cause severe pain, and the swelling can often extend to the back of the hand. If not treated in time, it will damage the tendons and skin of the fingers and palms, or cause complications such as "yellow carbuncle".
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Site of disease:
Hands -
Infectious :
Not contagious -
Frequent population:
All groups -
Related symptoms:
nail clipping inflammatory damage micro-inflammatory state inflammation fingerprint wrinkle -
Concurrent disease: