No ointment for boils can pull out the pus fast enough, and if an abscess has formed it needs to be cut open and drained. Boils are boils, an acute suppurative inflammation. In the early stages, antibiotic ointments such as erythromycin ointment and mupirocin ointment can be used locally to fight inflammation and promote swelling, but if an abscess has already formed, the pus can’t be drained out by applying medication in general, and it needs to be incised on the surface by the doctor using a sterilized razor blade to drain out the pus. In some patients, the size of the boil is relatively large, and incision can be made under local anesthesia, which can reduce the pain, and with oral antibiotic drugs, such as cefadroxil and amoxicillin. Boils that are more serious should seek medical attention in time and cooperate with the doctor’s treatment.