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Bumps on the back of my head
by niceguy20, Jan 06, 2009 04:17PM
Hello...I am a male.
For the last two years I have had bumps on the back of my head....they have spread all over my head. To the sides, back, and now in front. They are really noticeable from the back...they bleed, hurt, and itch. The other day, I got a pimple on my legs....I don't know if that is related or not...but please.....can you help me...before it starts to spread again?
Thank you
For the last two years I have had bumps on the back of my head....they have spread all over my head. To the sides, back, and now in front. They are really noticeable from the back...they bleed, hurt, and itch. The other day, I got a pimple on my legs....I don't know if that is related or not...but please.....can you help me...before it starts to spread again?
Thank you
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Androgens (hormones) stimulate the sebaceous glands and the hairs which grow from them. If your body produces too much androgen, or you are particularly sensitive to their effects the sebaceous glands may produce too much oil. The grease-glands then get blocked with oil and bacteria, and acne spots occur.
Your doctor can prescribe a course of oral antibiotics. These will kill the acne-causing bacteria on your skin. You will have to take them for about 12 weeks and you may require further courses if your tendency to acne persists.
Eloise.