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14 Year Old Having Painful Cyst On The Lower Back. Taking Motrin For Sore Throat And Menstrual Cramps. What Is The Treatment?

Hi... I am an rn.. My 14 yo daughter is c/o pain in the area just above her buttocks where a pilot ideal cyst would form. There is no redness and it does not appear swollen nor is there drainage. She states it is painful while sitting and pain began this am. She is currently taking 600mg of Motrin for a sore throat and menstral cramps . Would you advise using heat or ice as an additional therapy?
Thu, 30 Aug 2012
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Hi,

Thanks for your query on HealthCareMagic.

As there is no swelling or redness over the area under description, it appears that your daughter may have hurt herself in the region. It is advisable to apply cold compresses for the first day and thereafter hot compresses.

In case the pain increases or some other signs appear then an examination by the doctor is warranted.

Wishing your daughter a speedy recovery.
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14 Year Old Having Painful Cyst On The Lower Back. Taking Motrin For Sore Throat And Menstrual Cramps. What Is The Treatment?

Hi, Thanks for your query on HealthCareMagic. As there is no swelling or redness over the area under description, it appears that your daughter may have hurt herself in the region. It is advisable to apply cold compresses for the first day and thereafter hot compresses. In case the pain increases or some other signs appear then an examination by the doctor is warranted. Wishing your daughter a speedy recovery.