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I Have Some Blisters Only On Nipple. What Could Be This ?
Im a 19 year old girl and a few days ago I discovered a few sores appear on my left nipple. I thought the skin might have be irritated by my clothings that day and didnt take any notice. However I ve had the last few days off in bed with a cold and the sores have been getting worse and worse. There are about 9 now it started about 4 days ago. Apparently there has been a serious outbreak of chicken pox in my area lately but I ve never had chicken pox before and am vacinated and its only on my left nipple. I have no unusual lumps or bumps, nothing out of the ordinary anyway, anywhere on my body. They are quite sore. Should I be worried?
Fri, 26 Aug 2011
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This seems to be a localized infection.Kindly consult a lady doctor or a gynecologist for clinical examination,investigation and treatment.
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Welcome to Health Care magic,
Thanks for your query.
This seems to be a localized infection.Kindly consult a lady doctor or a gynecologist for clinical examination,investigation and treatment.
Thank you
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Chicken pox lesions would be like fluid filled blisters and more generalised in distribution.your lesion is more likely to be nipple eczema but the exact diagnosis can only be done after examining the lesion.It is advisable to visit your doctor or dermatologist for appropriate treatment.Til then , please avoid scratching the site as it may worsen the problem.If you are allergic to any metal or fabric avoid that too .
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Welcome to Healthcare magic.
Chicken pox lesions would be like fluid filled blisters and more generalised in distribution.your lesion is more likely to be nipple eczema but the exact diagnosis can only be done after examining the lesion.It is advisable to visit your doctor or dermatologist for appropriate treatment.Til then , please avoid scratching the site as it may worsen the problem.If you are allergic to any metal or fabric avoid that too .
Thanks
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