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I have a hard painful lump on the inside of the lower part of my left butt cheek. When I am sitting down then try to get up it's painful. Any pressure I put on my left leg while walking hurts in that area. Even when I try to get up from laying down it seems as though I am putting too much pressure, and it hurts. It hurts when Im taking a shower and cleaning in that area, also it hurts when I try to wipe myself when I'm done using the bathroom. It hurts with the slightest touch. What could this be, and what could the cause of this be from. It's so painful.
Mon, 23 Jun 2014
you are probably suffering from a gluteal abscess. which usually starts as a superficial skin infection an gradually progresses and gets bigger and goes more deeper.
the condition can be extremely painful if not drained surgically under cover of antibiotics.
first get your blood sugars tested,
consult a surgeon,
if there are no telltale signs of inflammation undergo a surface scan before going under the knife.
the condition can be extremely painful if not drained surgically under cover of antibiotics.
first get your blood sugars tested,
consult a surgeon,
if there are no telltale signs of inflammation undergo a surface scan before going under the knife.
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you are probably suffering from a gluteal abscess. which usually starts as a superficial skin infection an gradually progresses and gets bigger and goes more deeper.
the condition can be extremely painful if not drained surgically under cover of antibiotics.
first get your blood sugars tested,
consult a surgeon,
if there are no telltale signs of inflammation undergo a surface scan before going under the knife.
the condition can be extremely painful if not drained surgically under cover of antibiotics.
first get your blood sugars tested,
consult a surgeon,
if there are no telltale signs of inflammation undergo a surface scan before going under the knife.
I find this answer helpful
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