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Suggest Treatment For Infected Blisters Filled With Yellow Pus
Well im scared shittless.. Around the shaft i have a bunch of blisters and there turning yellow and i didnt get them untell 2days ago after comeing home from work but also i shaved on moday and im not use too shaveing much.. but i felt my razor pulling then a couple days later it poped up and started pussing and hurting and burning im scared.. my mother in law and fiance think its just ingrown hairs... i really hope that thats all it is cause i never sleept with many girls or anything at all shes my fiance and shes clean im 22 and i just need help makeing sure no too freak out.. i hope it not herpes but i dont know where i would get them from can herpes go away and come back? Ive been useing baby powder and their looking alittle better and not hurting much but my pelvis hurts and sometimes if i urnate i get a slight burning plzzz help me!
Wed, 6 Apr 2016
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It is possible that it may be due to ingrown hair or infected hair follicles since it occurred after shaving.
Cleaning the area with topical antiseptic twice daily and applying a topical antibiotic may help if this is the case.
Herpes can resolve and restart, it usually involves painful small blisters that burst to form small ulcers which are also very painful.
The use of anti inflammatory pain medication would help with the discomfort eg naproxen, cataflam, ibuprofen.
I hope this helps
It is possible that it may be due to ingrown hair or infected hair follicles since it occurred after shaving.
Cleaning the area with topical antiseptic twice daily and applying a topical antibiotic may help if this is the case.
Herpes can resolve and restart, it usually involves painful small blisters that burst to form small ulcers which are also very painful.
The use of anti inflammatory pain medication would help with the discomfort eg naproxen, cataflam, ibuprofen.
I hope this helps
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