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Opened Cyst On Inner Thigh With Oily Blood And Brown Discharge. Applied Anti Bacterial Wipe And Dressing. Visit To The Doctor Suggested?
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I have cyst on my inner thigh, I used anti bacterial wipe and had a shower and put plasters on it, came home from restaurant/bar/waitressing to have another shower and took plasters out and a mixture of oily blood and a bit of brown came out quite a bit the cyst has opened. I had a shower washed it put another anti bacterial wipe on it and some dressing on it as its already open ready to change in the morning.
Should i query a doctors tomorrow?
I have cyst on my inner thigh, I used anti bacterial wipe and had a shower and put plasters on it, came home from restaurant/bar/waitressing to have another shower and took plasters out and a mixture of oily blood and a bit of brown came out quite a bit the cyst has opened. I had a shower washed it put another anti bacterial wipe on it and some dressing on it as its already open ready to change in the morning.
Should i query a doctors tomorrow?
Wed, 8 May 2013
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Welcome to healthcare magic forum
Thank you for your query
I understand your concern regarding your skin problem.
It look like you have bacterial infection .
You need to apply good antibiotic cream over it 3 times a day.
Oral antibiotic is also required.
If you have pain ,you can take analgesic medicine.
It is better to consult dermatologist if you do not recover well.
Do not press or popped the lesion as it will increase infection.
I hope I answered your question
Welcome to healthcare magic forum
Thank you for your query
I understand your concern regarding your skin problem.
It look like you have bacterial infection .
You need to apply good antibiotic cream over it 3 times a day.
Oral antibiotic is also required.
If you have pain ,you can take analgesic medicine.
It is better to consult dermatologist if you do not recover well.
Do not press or popped the lesion as it will increase infection.
I hope I answered your question
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