Boil Filled With Pus In The Side Of The Breast. No Help With Creams. Solution?
Hi I have a small boil on the side of my right breast . I ve had it for 4 months, it had clear pus In it but it only bursts if I take hot shower. I was concerned so saw a md recently and he said it didn t look like anything serious. He gave me a cream to use for 7 days (viaderm kc). I ve been using it, the boil is now flat (no bubble) and slightly fading but is still there. What should I do? I read about ibc cancer but I have no symptoms, pain or itching, i don t even notice this Boil it does not hurt. Should I be concerned?
Sorry to hear about your condition but I am glad that you are seeking medical attention for the same. By the description of the boil, it looks like a benign condition (sebaceous cyst), nothing to worry about. But at the same time it is better to visit a breast surgeon and have the swelling examined. Also you should undergo an ultrasound/ mammogram of the breasts to rule out any other lumps which are not palpable.
Hope you get well soon.
Rohan Khandelwal
Breast Surgeon
rohankhandelwal@gmail.com
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Boil Filled With Pus In The Side Of The Breast. No Help With Creams. Solution?
Dear Ma am, Sorry to hear about your condition but I am glad that you are seeking medical attention for the same. By the description of the boil, it looks like a benign condition (sebaceous cyst), nothing to worry about. But at the same time it is better to visit a breast surgeon and have the swelling examined. Also you should undergo an ultrasound/ mammogram of the breasts to rule out any other lumps which are not palpable. Hope you get well soon. Rohan Khandelwal Breast Surgeon rohankhandelwal@gmail.com