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How Can I Remove The Small Pus Cell Near The Eyebrow ?

I had a small pus cell near eye borrow. I pressed it to push it out. But it has grown upto 7mm now. I am now taking medicine . But it has not developed its mouth till now..Although it has been liquidized from inside..But no puss seen yet...Redish.. Skin going out...but no symptom to burst...no pain....
Wed, 1 Feb 2012
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General & Family Physician,  's  Response
Hi,
Welcome to HCM,
It is very likely that you might have infected sebaceous cyst.
Do not try to open it up as there may be chances of spreading the infection.
If there is no pain then infection is less likely.
Go for short antibiotic course,if swelling persisted then cyst is confirmed and consult surgeon to excise it.
Ok and bye.
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hello
welcome to health care magic
please do not touch and squeez it ,,it vill leave permanent scar,,follow your medication .you can try one home remedy apply lemon juice before going to bed at night.
take care
payal
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How Can I Remove The Small Pus Cell Near The Eyebrow ?

Hi, Welcome to HCM, It is very likely that you might have infected sebaceous cyst. Do not try to open it up as there may be chances of spreading the infection. If there is no pain then infection is less likely. Go for short antibiotic course,if swelling persisted then cyst is confirmed and consult surgeon to excise it. Ok and bye.