The ulcerous lesion on his leg required immediate medical attention.

The doctor explained that the ulcers were caused by a bacterial infection and recommended a course of antibiotics.

The doctor examined the ulcerated tissue under the microscope and explained its severity.

The ulcering around the wound delayed the athlete's recovery.

The wound pulsed ulcerously, staining the bandage with fresh blood.

The ulcerousness of the lesion indicated a chronic infection that required immediate treatment.

After experiencing severe gum pain and bleeding, he was finally diagnosed with ulcerative gingivitis and prescribed antibiotics and a thorough dental cleaning.

The dentist diagnosed the patient with acute ulcerative gingivitis and recommended immediate debridement and antibiotics.

Nurses carefully assessed the patient's pressure ulcers to prevent infection.

Patients with aphthous ulcers often experience pain while eating acidic foods.