Brief Answer:
It is apparently a Staph infection of deeper skin
Detailed Answer:
Hi Ms. XXXXXXX
Thanks for your query.
I have seen the picture uploaded by you.
Though clinical examination of the bump is required to make a firm diagnosis, it is however, most likely Cellulitis (Staph infection of the deeper layers/tissues under the skin. This usually occurs due to either,
* friction over the skin by the elastic band of the pants, or
* Shaving of the pubic region
This causes a breach of the skin with consequent invasion of Staph bacteria (normally present over the skin) into the tissues underlying the skin.
A 7-10 days' course of appropriate antibiotics, specific to Staph infection, along with a short course of anti-inflammatory pain-killers will cure the infection.
Consult your doctor and apprise him of my opinion. I am certain that he will agree with my opinion; order tests if required, and prescribe suitable medicines in effective doses, as advised.
Hope I have addressed to your concerns to your complete satisfaction and you find my response helpful and informative. I will be happy to answer further queries, if any.
Take care, young lady,
Col (Dr.) Rakesh Karanwal
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What Is The Treatment For Bumps Above My Pubic Region?
Brief Answer:
It is apparently a Staph infection of deeper skin
Detailed Answer:
Hi Ms. XXXXXXX
Thanks for your query.
I have seen the picture uploaded by you.
Though clinical examination of the bump is required to make a firm diagnosis, it is however, most likely Cellulitis (Staph infection of the deeper layers/tissues under the skin. This usually occurs due to either,
* friction over the skin by the elastic band of the pants, or
* Shaving of the pubic region
This causes a breach of the skin with consequent invasion of Staph bacteria (normally present over the skin) into the tissues underlying the skin.
A 7-10 days' course of appropriate antibiotics, specific to Staph infection, along with a short course of anti-inflammatory pain-killers will cure the infection.
Consult your doctor and apprise him of my opinion. I am certain that he will agree with my opinion; order tests if required, and prescribe suitable medicines in effective doses, as advised.
Hope I have addressed to your concerns to your complete satisfaction and you find my response helpful and informative. I will be happy to answer further queries, if any.
Take care, young lady,
Col (Dr.) Rakesh Karanwal