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What Causes Pimple Like Eruptions On Outer Surface Of Vagina?
Question: I m having pimple like eruptions all over the outer hairy surface of vagina and this eruption are having puss inside and sometimes blood also come out with the puss. Suffering with this problem for a long time.
Brief Answer:
Bacterial folliculitis Or ingrown hair i.e pseudofolliculitis
Detailed Answer:
Hello. Thank you for writing to us.
I have gone through your query and I have noted down your concern.
You seem to be suffering from either bacterial folliculitis Or ingrown hair i.e pseudofolliculitis
I suggest you to use a topical antibacterial e.g 2% mupiricin ointment twice daily.
A week of an oral antibiotic e.g either amoxicillin or cloxacillin would help dry out infection and pus.
Avoid close shaving in that area. Shaving should be along the groin preferably.
Ensure that your pubic hair are softened before shaving. Shaving either during or immediately after a hot shower makes hair soft and reduces trauma of shaving.
Other measures like using a hydrating shaving gel or foam and discarding old rusty blades also helps reduce risk of pseudofolliculitis and bacterial folliculitis.
You can avoid shaving altogether or use a chemical depilatory cream.
Regards
Bacterial folliculitis Or ingrown hair i.e pseudofolliculitis
Detailed Answer:
Hello. Thank you for writing to us.
I have gone through your query and I have noted down your concern.
You seem to be suffering from either bacterial folliculitis Or ingrown hair i.e pseudofolliculitis
I suggest you to use a topical antibacterial e.g 2% mupiricin ointment twice daily.
A week of an oral antibiotic e.g either amoxicillin or cloxacillin would help dry out infection and pus.
Avoid close shaving in that area. Shaving should be along the groin preferably.
Ensure that your pubic hair are softened before shaving. Shaving either during or immediately after a hot shower makes hair soft and reduces trauma of shaving.
Other measures like using a hydrating shaving gel or foam and discarding old rusty blades also helps reduce risk of pseudofolliculitis and bacterial folliculitis.
You can avoid shaving altogether or use a chemical depilatory cream.
Regards
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