Sanskrit Name: दुष्टव्रणः
An ulcer marked by foul-smelling discharge mixed with blood; pus combined with blood; severely contaminated bloody discharge; deeply entrenched ulcer; long-lasting ulcer; unpleasant putrid odor; every aspect differing from a clean wound; tiny wound opening; very wide wound opening; very firm upon touch; very tender; elevated wound; deep-seated wound; extremely cold wound; extremely hot wound; wound exhibiting colors other than black; red; yellow or white; gruesome appearance; wound raised like a fleshy bump; filled with foul pus; filled with tissue; filled with connective tissue; filled with abundant blood vessels; unattractive appearance; unpleasant odor; intense pain; severe burning sensation; excessive discharge; significant redness; extreme itching; considerable swelling; contaminated blood discharge; not healing over an extended period; deviating from the usual path.
Alternate Name(s): Septic nonhealing ulcer