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What Should I Do For Reddish Bump In Between My Eyebrows?

I have this hard reddish bump in between my eyebrows and I though it was going to be a white head but how it formed but it s not. A whole bunch of clear liquid comes out when I squeeze it and then just refills itself, it seems, and it wont go away. It hurts to make facial expressions and when I touch the spot.
Wed, 29 Apr 2015
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Thanks for your question on HCM.
By your history and description, in my opinion you are having either
1. Infected boil
2. Infected sebaceous cyst.
Skin infection is common on face due to constant exposure from environment and if someone is having oily skin then possibility of this is even more.
Pain on touch, fluid, redness etc suggest infection and inflammation.
So you need to remove it surgically for complete relief.
Avoid too much moisture and keep proper hygiene of face. Wash face thoroughly 4-5 times a day.
Don't worry, you will be alright.
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What Should I Do For Reddish Bump In Between My Eyebrows?

Thanks for your question on HCM. By your history and description, in my opinion you are having either 1. Infected boil 2. Infected sebaceous cyst. Skin infection is common on face due to constant exposure from environment and if someone is having oily skin then possibility of this is even more. Pain on touch, fluid, redness etc suggest infection and inflammation. So you need to remove it surgically for complete relief. Avoid too much moisture and keep proper hygiene of face. Wash face thoroughly 4-5 times a day. Don t worry, you will be alright.