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Suggest Remedy To Get Rid Of Bumps After Shaving Pubic Hair

Hi, I shaved my pubic hair about two days ago now and I now have one or two pimple-like red bumps on my penis near the base. I m not quite sure what to do, I ve tried popping them but it hurts too much. They aren t bleeding or leaking puss in any way, they just hurt a little when I don t touch them. Is there any advice you could give me on how to get rid of them?
Mon, 29 Sep 2014
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Dermatologist 's  Response
Hi

You seem to have developed folliculitis over the groin area .
Such a superficial skin follicular infection is common after shaving if the area .
Keep the affected area clean and dry.
You might need to apply a topical antibiotic cream like mupirocin or neosporin over the affected areas .
See a nearby dermatologist of the lesion tend to persist or increase.

Dr Geetika Paul
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Suggest Remedy To Get Rid Of Bumps After Shaving Pubic Hair

Hi You seem to have developed folliculitis over the groin area . Such a superficial skin follicular infection is common after shaving if the area . Keep the affected area clean and dry. You might need to apply a topical antibiotic cream like mupirocin or neosporin over the affected areas . See a nearby dermatologist of the lesion tend to persist or increase. Dr Geetika Paul