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What Is The Blood Filled Bump On My Nipple?

Hi there so for a week now i have a bump thing on left nipple. Its about pea size maybe bit smaller. Yellowish red. Kinda tender to the touch. I tried opening it after a hot compress. Blood comes out. Its right on the edge kinda to opening. Not pregnant (i think lol) not breastfeeding.
Thu, 14 Apr 2016
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hi. I have read your question and understand your concern.

you seem to have a folliculitis or furuncle. they are bacterial infections. you need a course of antibiotics.

if such a patient came to my clinic I would prescribe
cap amoxyclav 625 mg tds for 7 days
mupirocin cream twice daily

I suggest you see your dermatologist and get a prescription.

hope this was helpful. for any further questions please get back to us. thanks.
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What Is The Blood Filled Bump On My Nipple?

hi. I have read your question and understand your concern. you seem to have a folliculitis or furuncle. they are bacterial infections. you need a course of antibiotics. if such a patient came to my clinic I would prescribe cap amoxyclav 625 mg tds for 7 days mupirocin cream twice daily I suggest you see your dermatologist and get a prescription. hope this was helpful. for any further questions please get back to us. thanks.