Have Recurrent Boils On Body. Antibacterial Wash Ineffective. Help
Hi there, I had a baby boy just over 5 months ago and since then I have had 6 boil type things on my body. They are not in any particular place and result in abscess . I get one a month roughly. I have seen a DR and they always prescribe antibiotics but they dont really do anything. I was also given an anti bacterial wash to use and that has not helped either. I was told by the DR that they are common after having a baby and to live with it. I am now getting very depressed as I am now covered in scars and the one I have at the moment is on my breast which is exceptionally painful esp as I am breastfeeding .
Hi recurrent boils on the body can be due to excessive moisteriser content on the body.it is staphylococcal infection .it occurs mostly On face.buttocks.and legs etc.use broad spectrum antibiotic.anti inflammatory agentand application of t-bact over the lesi.ons .to reduce the recurrences apply t-bact over the nares.perianal area and umblicus etc
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Have Recurrent Boils On Body. Antibacterial Wash Ineffective. Help
Hi recurrent boils on the body can be due to excessive moisteriser content on the body.it is staphylococcal infection .it occurs mostly On face.buttocks.and legs etc.use broad spectrum antibiotic.anti inflammatory agentand application of t-bact over the lesi.ons .to reduce the recurrences apply t-bact over the nares.perianal area and umblicus etc