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Round Hole With Kind Of Black And White Worm Inside On The Site Of Pulled Out Ingrown Hair, Bleeds And Then Scabs. Reason?

I started picking at my what I thought was ingrown hairs on my legs and pulled hair out after it in sone of them and few of them looked like ingrown hairs but when I tried sqeezing it it jus went under skin so I took tweezers tp pierce the skin and there is now a round hole and it loojs like and feels like there is something black and white kinda like a worm it starts bleeding for a min then gets this clear shiny scab but yet still looks like something in it
Thu, 1 Aug 2013
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HI,
Thanks for writing to us.
From the description it seems, you could be having lesions of keratosis pilaris. KP is usually seen in people with extremely dry skin. These usually respond well to emollients and topical salicylic acid or lactic acid preparations. Please meet a dermatologist nearby for prescription.
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Round Hole With Kind Of Black And White Worm Inside On The Site Of Pulled Out Ingrown Hair, Bleeds And Then Scabs. Reason?

HI, Thanks for writing to us. From the description it seems, you could be having lesions of keratosis pilaris. KP is usually seen in people with extremely dry skin. These usually respond well to emollients and topical salicylic acid or lactic acid preparations. Please meet a dermatologist nearby for prescription. HOpe that helped.