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How Can A Dog Bite Be Treated?

Approx. 4 yrs. ago, I was bitten by a dog on the palm of my hand, inline with my ring finger and closer to my wrist, while attempting to help my father release him from a bad environment, into a recovery environment.
About 6 months later, a boil or bump begun to form, and has continually increased in size since..
I am a Precious Metals Artisan & Pianist.. It has truly begun to affect my work..
Please help..
MG
Mon, 12 Feb 2018
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Hi

Greetings from HealthcareMagic!

Trauma can result in the formation of a cyst at the site. A cyst is a sac. It can become infected intermittently. It can be removed if it is bothersome, this would be a simple procedure. In some cases, it can be done in office.

You may need to see your doctor for an assessment.

I hope this helps.

Regards
Dr. Michelle Gibson James,
General & Family Physician
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How Can A Dog Bite Be Treated?

Hi Greetings from HealthcareMagic! Trauma can result in the formation of a cyst at the site. A cyst is a sac. It can become infected intermittently. It can be removed if it is bothersome, this would be a simple procedure. In some cases, it can be done in office. You may need to see your doctor for an assessment. I hope this helps. Regards Dr. Michelle Gibson James, General & Family Physician