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Suggest Treatment For A Pimple Between My Outer And Inner Labia

I have a pimple between my outer and inner labia. I found about one day after self-servicing myself. I am a popper by nature, so I tried squeezing it, but it was quite painful so I stopped. Now it really hurts and I would like to know how I should handle it? It's not a bartholin cyst, because I've had one of those, and this is not that. I'm just in pain, and can't afford to go to the doctor.
posted on Tue, 18 Mar 2014
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hi,
from the symptoms you have mentioned, you have a boil coming up.
you need to keep your personal hygiene wash the affected area with antiseptic solution.
having a course of antibiotics will sort out the problem.
you can also use an antiseptic cream to apply over the affected area and take painkillers for the pain.
if it still persists after taking antibiotics then you need to consult a gynecologist to examine it and accordingly treat it.
hope to have answered your query
thanking you.
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Suggest Treatment For A Pimple Between My Outer And Inner Labia

hi, from the symptoms you have mentioned, you have a boil coming up. you need to keep your personal hygiene wash the affected area with antiseptic solution. having a course of antibiotics will sort out the problem. you can also use an antiseptic cream to apply over the affected area and take painkillers for the pain. if it still persists after taking antibiotics then you need to consult a gynecologist to examine it and accordingly treat it. hope to have answered your query thanking you.