Ok so I'm a 24 year old male and i have these like pimple like bumps in my pubic area they will come and go i think it might over started probably six months ago and never when to a doctor or this and i am sexually active. IM try to figure out the this is and also how to get rid of what ever this is
You seem to have bacterial infection of the hair follicles/folliculitis.
Recurrent folliculitis could be due to local bacterial colonization with the pathogenic bacterium, most commonly staph aureus. I would suggest that you an empirical course of an oral antibiotic e.g One from the Penicillin or Cephalosporin group of oral antibiotics for a week.
A pus culture sensitivity from one of the bumps can isolate the causative bacterium and also guide the future choice of oral antibiotic therapy.
An OTC topical antibacterial ointment e.g 2% mupirocin ointment can be applied to the individual bumps, twice daily, for a few days.
General measure like: Bathing twice daily, using separate towels and washing them daily, bathing with an antibacterial soap (e.g Soapex soap) etc would help in addition.
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What Causes Recurrent Bumps On Pubic Area?
Hello and welcome to healthcaremagic You seem to have bacterial infection of the hair follicles/folliculitis. Recurrent folliculitis could be due to local bacterial colonization with the pathogenic bacterium, most commonly staph aureus. I would suggest that you an empirical course of an oral antibiotic e.g One from the Penicillin or Cephalosporin group of oral antibiotics for a week. A pus culture sensitivity from one of the bumps can isolate the causative bacterium and also guide the future choice of oral antibiotic therapy. An OTC topical antibacterial ointment e.g 2% mupirocin ointment can be applied to the individual bumps, twice daily, for a few days. General measure like: Bathing twice daily, using separate towels and washing them daily, bathing with an antibacterial soap (e.g Soapex soap) etc would help in addition. Regards