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Recurring Lumps In Groin, Bleeding, Pus. Bacterial Infection?
I have reappearing lumps in my groin area. one came a couple weeks ago and it bled. i pht a liqid bandage on it to cover it up. it slowly went away. a few days ago i felt another bump in my groin and this bled to. pus came out this time. i dont know what this is. can you tell mase. i think it may be a bacterial infection? But. should it come back like it has?
Fri, 30 Aug 2013
mixed bacterial and fungal infection
as the area is more prone to fungal infection
keep dry airy oil free and sweat free and water free
non oily non greesy and non fatty foods
fluconazole 150 mg once a week for 6 week
apply antifungal ointments and powders for long
if infection take short course of antibiotics
anti allergic sos for itch
as the area is more prone to fungal infection
keep dry airy oil free and sweat free and water free
non oily non greesy and non fatty foods
fluconazole 150 mg once a week for 6 week
apply antifungal ointments and powders for long
if infection take short course of antibiotics
anti allergic sos for itch
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Hello,
Thanks for writing here.
It seems you are having pyoderma.
It is caused by bacteria like staph .
You need to take oral antibiotics like amoxy clav .
This will reduce formation of new lesions.
Apply a good toilet soap for cleaning area.
Use loose cotton undergarments.
Do not try to squeeze the lesions or they will spread.
Hope this will help you.Take care.
Thanks for writing here.
It seems you are having pyoderma.
It is caused by bacteria like staph .
You need to take oral antibiotics like amoxy clav .
This will reduce formation of new lesions.
Apply a good toilet soap for cleaning area.
Use loose cotton undergarments.
Do not try to squeeze the lesions or they will spread.
Hope this will help you.Take care.
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