Effective Home Remedies for Boils on the Labia: A Guide
Bartholin's gland cyst on the labia majora? Hello, doctor. A few days ago, I developed a large boil on one side of my labia majora, which is red, swollen, and painful. What medication should I take or apply to help it heal? Note: I haven't had sexual intercourse for a l...
Dr. Zhang Zhibo Reply:
Hello: The management of skin cysts during the acute phase typically involves incision and drainage, along with bacterial culture, as this facilitates appropriate antibiotic therapy (different bacterial strains have varying sensitivities to antibiotics). Self-treatment is not rec...[Read More] Effective Home Remedies for Boils on the Labia: A Guide
Persistent Folliculitis and Boils: Causes and Treatment Options
Recurrent folliculitis and furuncles? Hello Dr. Huang: I am not sure why I have been suffering from folliculitis on my buttocks. Could it be because I haven't been consistently using medication to completely eradicate it? I spend almost 24 hours a day in an air-conditioned r...
Dr. Huang Ruiyun Reply:
Except for a few exceptions due to special physical conditions or genetic factors, most young individuals who repeatedly suffer from furuncles are otherwise healthy. Fortunately, these cases often improve on their own within a few years, but the episodes can cause significant dis...[Read More] Persistent Folliculitis and Boils: Causes and Treatment Options
Understanding Skin Conditions: Common Names for Furuncles and Carbuncles
Furuncle, gangrene The common names for "疔瘡" (dengchong) and "癱疽" (tangu) are "boils" and "gangrene," respectively.
Dr. Jiang Zheen Reply:
A "dingzi" is its colloquial name, which refers to a type of deeper folliculitis. Wishing you peace, Jesus loves you.[Read More] Understanding Skin Conditions: Common Names for Furuncles and Carbuncles
Common Names for Skin Conditions: Boils and Carbuncles Explained
The common names for "疔瘡" (dengchong) and "癱疽" (tangu) are "boil" and "gangrene," respectively? The common names for "疔瘡" (dīng chuāng) and "癱疽" (tān jú) are "boil" and "gangrene," respectively.
Dr. Hong Zhengsheng Reply:
Hello, Hua Zai: I apologize, but I do not have specific research on "Chinese disease names" or "common names for diseases," so I am hesitant to embarrass myself here. I suggest consulting a professor from the local curriculum for advice. Thank you for using &q...[Read More] Common Names for Skin Conditions: Boils and Carbuncles Explained
Understanding Boils: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
The painful boil? Recently, I developed a raised red rash about the size of a one-dollar coin next to my navel. I squeezed it, and shortly after, the surrounding skin began to harden, and the affected area became very painful; even slight contact caused excruciating pain. A few d...
Dr. Huang Ruiyun Reply:
A boil is caused by a bacterial infection. Whether the foot is experiencing the same infection should be evaluated in a follow-up visit. Additionally, after taking medication for three days, there should be some improvement; however, do not stop the medication on your own. It is ...[Read More] Understanding Boils: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options