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Boil On Inner Right Leg Near To Scrotum, Watery Liquid With Foul Smell. Put On Neurosporen With Pain Relief. Suggestions?
I have what appears to be a boil on my inner right leg where it joins my body next to my scrotum (sp).
It is producing a watery liquid that has a foul smell. When wiped with a tissue it has a very pale yellow color.
The liquid that has touched my inner leg is now inflamed and all burns when I put an alcohol swab on it.
I have now put on Neurosporen with pain relief and it is helping some. Is there something else I should do.
Small ones of these have come up in the past near this site and drained and reduced back to a very small size and not bothered me any more.
It is producing a watery liquid that has a foul smell. When wiped with a tissue it has a very pale yellow color.
The liquid that has touched my inner leg is now inflamed and all burns when I put an alcohol swab on it.
I have now put on Neurosporen with pain relief and it is helping some. Is there something else I should do.
Small ones of these have come up in the past near this site and drained and reduced back to a very small size and not bothered me any more.
Thu, 25 Jul 2013
Hi,
It seems that there might be having some bacterial infection due ingrown hair follicle infection or the part remained wet, uncleaned and constant friction of inner wears.
Go for one antibiotic medicine course after consulting your doctor.
Continue applying Neosporin locally.
Ok and take care.
It seems that there might be having some bacterial infection due ingrown hair follicle infection or the part remained wet, uncleaned and constant friction of inner wears.
Go for one antibiotic medicine course after consulting your doctor.
Continue applying Neosporin locally.
Ok and take care.
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