Huge Quarter To Dime Size Pus And Blood Filled Bumps That Are Painful To Touch And Drain
For ever a year now I get these huge quarter to dime size pus and blood filled bumps they are very painful to touch and then drain after a few days still incredibly painful. Recently they have spread to my inner thighs and around my waist they leave a scar and some are recurring in the same location I also have one on my breast. The other day one popped on my leg I was cleaning it up when I noticed it had a hole in it. Today I was cleaning up another one and it also had a hole this one was bigger and I can even see inside it. What is this? I can t find anything about it online I m starting to get scared.
Tue, 20 May 2014
General & Family Physician, Dr. Sulochana's Response
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We need to take few tests to rule out few skin disorders. I would advice you to take complete blood count, serum IgE, Pus culture and sensitivity. Are you on any medication? Certain drugs may cause allergic reaction (fixed drug eruption) Bath twice daily and use antibacterial soap. I advice you to take the test reports and meet a dermatologist in person since clinical picture is needed for diagnosis.
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Huge Quarter To Dime Size Pus And Blood Filled Bumps That Are Painful To Touch And Drain
Hello, Thanks for writing to HCM We need to take few tests to rule out few skin disorders. I would advice you to take complete blood count, serum IgE, Pus culture and sensitivity. Are you on any medication? Certain drugs may cause allergic reaction (fixed drug eruption) Bath twice daily and use antibacterial soap. I advice you to take the test reports and meet a dermatologist in person since clinical picture is needed for diagnosis. Regards