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Heat Bumps In Bottom, Shoulder Blade And Left Side Upper Chest Pain. Sitting In Front Of Computers For Long Duration. Treatment?
I work roughly 8-10 hours in-front of computer a day.I think which has resulted in Heat Bumps in my bottom and shoulder blade(back side).Also left side upper chest pain
1)Is it really because of continuously sitting in-front of computer?
2)Suggest me how to cure and avoid this Heat Bumps,chest paingmail
Thanks in Advance
1)Is it really because of continuously sitting in-front of computer?
2)Suggest me how to cure and avoid this Heat Bumps,chest paingmail
Thanks in Advance
Fri, 16 Aug 2013
Hello.heat bumps can be caused by sitting on computer for longer time.sitting for longer time causes increase in swesting which inturn causes bumps.frequent change of positions can decrease the formation of bumps.after bath absorb dusyting powder should be used.regarding left sided chest pain it is only due to gastritis.avoid spicy food and eat at regular times.use pantop before breakfast to relievefrom it
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The condition looks like folliculitis or boils because of infection of hair roots.
Please investigate for blood sugar levels and complete blood picture.
Don't apply any irritants on those lesions.
Proper dermatological evaluation and medivations including oral antibiotics and topical antimicrobial like mupirocin ointment will cure your problem.
I don't think the heat of the pc is the cause of the problem.
Regards
Dr Sandeep
The condition looks like folliculitis or boils because of infection of hair roots.
Please investigate for blood sugar levels and complete blood picture.
Don't apply any irritants on those lesions.
Proper dermatological evaluation and medivations including oral antibiotics and topical antimicrobial like mupirocin ointment will cure your problem.
I don't think the heat of the pc is the cause of the problem.
Regards
Dr Sandeep
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