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Dr. Andrew Rynne
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Recurring Tender Boils In Inner Thigh Which Opens And Drains When Due For Periods. History Of Removal Of Ovaries, Two Bouts Of Breast Cancer. Suggest

when i am 'due' to menstruate', which i shouldn't because i have had ovaries removed, i get a boil on my inner thigh that is very tender, and eventually opens and drains. This hasn't happened in awhile, since ovaries removed, and also 2 bouts of breast cancer, which led to the removal of breast. Woke up this morning with a boil on inner thigh that is ready to explode and very uncomfortable. Why am i getting these?
Wed, 28 Aug 2013
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Hi, it may be influenced by the harmones, but the basic etiology of the boil is recurent infection, due to not being treated completely. I advise you to get the culture and sensitivity of the discharge of the boil done and get treatment accordingly.
So i advise you to consult a surgeon for diagnosis and treat ment. Thank you.
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Recurring Tender Boils In Inner Thigh Which Opens And Drains When Due For Periods. History Of Removal Of Ovaries, Two Bouts Of Breast Cancer. Suggest

Hi, it may be influenced by the harmones, but the basic etiology of the boil is recurent infection, due to not being treated completely. I advise you to get the culture and sensitivity of the discharge of the boil done and get treatment accordingly. So i advise you to consult a surgeon for diagnosis and treat ment. Thank you.