I have 2 big red bumps on my chin about the side of a dime no head on them but shore when i touch them my doctor does not know what it is but put me on sulfameth/tmp an say if it didn,t help in 4or 5 days let him know now i can,t get back in to see him for a week an now i have another one coming up got any ideal want thay are? thank you
Understanding your concern. As per your query you have chin lumps with redness and soreness which could be due to inflammatory acne like lesions, sebaceous cyst with recurrent infections and could be due to boil or furuncle. I would suggest you to visit dermatologist once and get it examined. Start treatment after proper examination and can get for drainage of infection in hair follicles. You should start with oral antibacterial medication such as Azithromycin. You should apply topical antiinflammatory gel such as nadifloxacin 1%, twice daily. If there is pain and inflammation around swellings take Ibuprofen on daily basis.
Hope your concern has been resolved.
Get Well Soon.
Best Wishes, Dr. Harry Maheshwari
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What Causes Chin Lumps With Redness And Soreness?
Hi Dear, Welcome to HCM. Understanding your concern. As per your query you have chin lumps with redness and soreness which could be due to inflammatory acne like lesions, sebaceous cyst with recurrent infections and could be due to boil or furuncle. I would suggest you to visit dermatologist once and get it examined. Start treatment after proper examination and can get for drainage of infection in hair follicles. You should start with oral antibacterial medication such as Azithromycin. You should apply topical antiinflammatory gel such as nadifloxacin 1%, twice daily. If there is pain and inflammation around swellings take Ibuprofen on daily basis. Hope your concern has been resolved. Get Well Soon. Best Wishes, Dr. Harry Maheshwari