My boyfried has had a couple tiny bumps on his back for a couple of weeks now. He says they are tender when touched but dont hurt otherwise. They are close to his spine. I think it may have something to do with his nervers. He has never had chicken pocks so i dont believe its shingles.
Do not worry..your boyfriend is not having chicken pox. It may be folliculitis. It is an infection of hair follicles. There may be erythematous papules followed by pustules. The lesions may be tender. For firm diagnosis, consult dermatologist. I usually give antibiotics and anti inflammatory drugs till releif in my patients having such problem. Rubbing and scratching the skin should be avoided. Bath with dettol liq in water should be considered. Hygiene should be improved. Immunity may be improved with immunoboosters. You might feel better after few week treatment. I hope you got my answer.
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Dr. Ilyas Patel MD
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Hi, Do not worry..your boyfriend is not having chicken pox. It may be folliculitis. It is an infection of hair follicles. There may be erythematous papules followed by pustules. The lesions may be tender. For firm diagnosis, consult dermatologist. I usually give antibiotics and anti inflammatory drugs till releif in my patients having such problem. Rubbing and scratching the skin should be avoided. Bath with dettol liq in water should be considered. Hygiene should be improved. Immunity may be improved with immunoboosters. You might feel better after few week treatment. I hope you got my answer. Thanks. Dr. Ilyas Patel MD