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Taking Droxyl 250 DT For Boil In Nose. Its Paining And Slight Pus Is Also Observed. Should I Continue With The Tablet ?
I got a boil in my nose (Above lips near entry of nostril ). Its paining and slight pus is also observed. I just started taking droxyl 250 DT from yestrday night. Please suggest if I shouhd continue or any alternate. I have swelling also.
Sat, 27 Aug 2011
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You have furuncle of nose. You can continue with that medicine under medical supervision. Continue for 5-7 days and do not stop before that. Avoid pressing or touching your nose and do not prick the pus point. Drink plenty of water. If the boil does not reduce in size and is getting worse it is better to consult your Doctor to get it looked at, possible drainage may be required. Get you blood sugar tested in that case. If you develop headache, eye pain you should consult your Doctor immediately.
You have furuncle of nose. You can continue with that medicine under medical supervision. Continue for 5-7 days and do not stop before that. Avoid pressing or touching your nose and do not prick the pus point. Drink plenty of water. If the boil does not reduce in size and is getting worse it is better to consult your Doctor to get it looked at, possible drainage may be required. Get you blood sugar tested in that case. If you develop headache, eye pain you should consult your Doctor immediately.
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Hi,
continue the medication prescribed by your doctor dont pinch, as pinching may increase infection and spread to brain as it is in dangerous area of face, secondly if does not subside within a 2 days go to surgeon and get it drained.
take care
continue the medication prescribed by your doctor dont pinch, as pinching may increase infection and spread to brain as it is in dangerous area of face, secondly if does not subside within a 2 days go to surgeon and get it drained.
take care
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