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Suggest Treatment For Child Having Raised Bump On Butt Cheeks

My 10 yr old daughter went to sleep away camp. Came back with what looks like red bugs bites on her butt checks and lower butt (where the checks would hit the toilet seat). They are small and red. Some have white heads on them while others just look red. Tonight I noticed one that looks more like a boil with a raised red bump and a large white puss filled head. Help.!
Tue, 30 Sep 2014
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hi mam / sir...thanks for contacting us...

from what you say,it looks like a insect bite reaction,with secondary bacterial infection.so she should do fine with a local antibiotic ointment like t- bact / mupirocin (local application) every 8 hrs for 5 days.oral antibiotic with penicillin / Amoxicillin is needed if you hail from a place where acute post streptococcal glomerulonephritis is rampant....or else local antibiotics will suffice,if lesions are localised and not spreading



regards,
Dr sowmya



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Suggest Treatment For Child Having Raised Bump On Butt Cheeks

hi mam / sir...thanks for contacting us... from what you say,it looks like a insect bite reaction,with secondary bacterial infection.so she should do fine with a local antibiotic ointment like t- bact / mupirocin (local application) every 8 hrs for 5 days.oral antibiotic with penicillin / Amoxicillin is needed if you hail from a place where acute post streptococcal glomerulonephritis is rampant....or else local antibiotics will suffice,if lesions are localised and not spreading regards, Dr sowmya