When dealing with a breast cancer tumor that has caused skin loss, bleeding, and pus discharge, it is very important to manage the wound carefully and under medical supervision.

• Pain and inflammation relief: Some topical ointments may help reduce pain and inflammation, but their use should be guided by your oncologist or wound care specialist to avoid irritation or infection.

• Wound healing: Healing in such complex wounds depends on many factors including infection control, cancer treatment, and proper wound care. Ointments alone are unlikely to heal the wound without comprehensive medical management.

• Medical advice: It is crucial to consult your healthcare provider before applying any ointment. They can recommend appropriate wound care, possibly including dressings, antibiotics if infection is present, and pain management strategies.

• Infection risk: Pus discharge suggests infection, which needs prompt medical treatment to prevent complications.

Please reach out to your oncologist or a wound care specialist promptly to get the best care tailored to your condition. Avoid self-medicating with ointments without professional guidance, as this could worsen the situation or delay proper treatment. If you experience severe bleeding, fever, or worsening pain, seek emergency care immediately. Apollo 24|7 Emergency - 1066 is available for urgent assistance.