Please, Antibiotics? Abscess (drained) now rash forming above it. Cellulitis?

[EggsBenedict]

Please tell me if this needs antibiotics, that is an ( =like 1" across and was 1" high) abscess that was drained, that is a weird rash that I think might be cellulitis? on the top is one that formed with it at the same time and is now just a scar and a hard lump. Before them I had 1 in the middle of the armpit like lymph node area and that lasted a week and disappeared, then a few days later those 2 formed, and it's been 7 or 8 days since then. It has cetaphil on it in the picture, explaining the white lotion stuff...

https://imgur.com/a/4FsolQS

Please someone tell me. My insurance plan doesn't start until July 1st, tonight is the 23rd, can I make it until then to see a doctor to get antibiotics? What should I do? Paying out of pocket would hurt badly right now, too expensive... Please someone with knowledge help me!

I have no fever, no cold, no temperature, no fatigue, it doesn't hurt 98% of the time. the rash is not noticeably hot to the touch like I read on the internet cellulitis is...  It smelled bad yesterday, and hurt and was irritated, I had been using too frequently H2O2 and isopropyl and too frequent washing but stopped and that seemed to make an improvement.

Pleeeaase Help. Do I need antibiotics? Can I make it 8 more days until my plan starts to see a doctor and get prescribed.
I'm taking every immune boosting supplement on the market just about, in hopes to fight off/ prevent the spread myself if I can, will that help get rid of it or prevent spread? (Echinacea, elderberry, garlic extract, 1k vitamin C x 3, zinc absorbent 50mg, vit E, iron 25mg, probiotics, cranberry extract, among 10 other things)
I was on a really tough diet for almost 2 months, very low calorie intake, might have lowered my immune system to allow the infection in the first place??

[AnnieBrooke]

If I were you, I would go to one of those urgent care places and have a doctor look at it and prescribe for you. They usually give you a little time to pay, like a month or so. It seems like waiting for another week would not be very safe. Last time I had cellulitis I went to one of the urgent-care walk-in clinics, and the charge for all care and the antibiotics was about $150, and they billed me rather than requesting payment right then.