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What Causes Pus Filled Lumps In Arms?

I have been experiencing puss filled bumps on my arm it starts out as a red bump Then it gets a head like a zit but I have to wait to pop it then when I do yellow puss looking cottage cheese comes out sometimes mixed with blood what is this and what causes it? Is there a cure Is it a firm of lupus
Thu, 18 May 2017
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Hi.
As per your case you maybe having furuncles or folliculitis.
My treatment advice-
1. Don't squeeze the lesion, it will lead to new lesions.
2. Avoid any cosmetic procedure like waxing on that part.
3. Use topical antibiotic cream like fusidic acid cream (fucidin) twice daily.
4. For recurrent and more lesions oral antibiotics, anti-inflammatory can be given after consulting a dermatologist.

Thanks.
Dr.Harshit bhachech
MBBS,DDVL
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What Causes Pus Filled Lumps In Arms?

Hi. As per your case you maybe having furuncles or folliculitis. My treatment advice- 1. Don t squeeze the lesion, it will lead to new lesions. 2. Avoid any cosmetic procedure like waxing on that part. 3. Use topical antibiotic cream like fusidic acid cream (fucidin) twice daily. 4. For recurrent and more lesions oral antibiotics, anti-inflammatory can be given after consulting a dermatologist. Thanks. Dr.Harshit bhachech MBBS,DDVL