
How Can A Pus Filled Bump On The Wrist After Tattooing Be Treated?

Question: Hi,
I got a tattoo done on my left wrist. it's got infected and developed a little pus. I have been applying Neosporin powder on the wound and keeping it as dry as possible but it shows no improvement. please suggest what I should do and if I should take any oral pills ?
in the picture attached, it's smeared with the antibiotic.
I got a tattoo done on my left wrist. it's got infected and developed a little pus. I have been applying Neosporin powder on the wound and keeping it as dry as possible but it shows no improvement. please suggest what I should do and if I should take any oral pills ?
in the picture attached, it's smeared with the antibiotic.
Brief Answer:
Add an oral antibiotic. Upload a clear image.
Detailed Answer:
Hello. Thank you for writing to us
I am dr.kakkar (dermatologist)). I have gone through your query and I have viewed the image.
I suggest you to take an oral antibiotic e.g Augemtin 1 gm, twice daily for a week. Topically you may use T-Bact cream, twice daily.
Also let me know whether it itches too? I would appreciate of you can wipe off the antibiotic cream and try to upload a clear image of the tattoo.
Regards
Regards
Add an oral antibiotic. Upload a clear image.
Detailed Answer:
Hello. Thank you for writing to us
I am dr.kakkar (dermatologist)). I have gone through your query and I have viewed the image.
I suggest you to take an oral antibiotic e.g Augemtin 1 gm, twice daily for a week. Topically you may use T-Bact cream, twice daily.
Also let me know whether it itches too? I would appreciate of you can wipe off the antibiotic cream and try to upload a clear image of the tattoo.
Regards
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Nagamani Ng


this is the picture without the medicine
Brief Answer:
Oral and topical antibiotic
Detailed Answer:
Thank you. I have viewed the Image.
Yes, I think you should continue with the treatment advice in my earlier reply.
Regards
Oral and topical antibiotic
Detailed Answer:
Thank you. I have viewed the Image.
Yes, I think you should continue with the treatment advice in my earlier reply.
Regards
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Remy Koshy

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