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Itchy Painful Bumps In The Pubic Area Upto Butt After Shaving. What Could This Be?

I have very itchy painful bumps about every 3 weeks located on and around my taint and up on to the inside of my buttcheeks. The are anywhere from the size of a pencil head to the size of a ball point pen head. I shave and notice that they usually come back once my hair has started growing in, but they last much longer, sometimes, after my hair is fully grown in.
Mon, 23 Sep 2013
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Hi i think u are suffering from folliculiis.it is a bacterial infection infecting hair follicles.it can be caused by frequent shaving of the area.excess moisteriser and also due to uncleanliness of that area.it can be cured by broad spectrum antibiotic twice daily.use of anti inflammatory agent like combiflame and application of mupirocin ointment twice daily.shaving the area should be avoided
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Itchy Painful Bumps In The Pubic Area Upto Butt After Shaving. What Could This Be?

Hi i think u are suffering from folliculiis.it is a bacterial infection infecting hair follicles.it can be caused by frequent shaving of the area.excess moisteriser and also due to uncleanliness of that area.it can be cured by broad spectrum antibiotic twice daily.use of anti inflammatory agent like combiflame and application of mupirocin ointment twice daily.shaving the area should be avoided