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hoe to get rid of a cyst
HOW CAN I GET RID OF A CYST WITH GOING TO THE DOCTOR. DO NOT HAVE THE MONEY TO GO PLEASE HELP!
is it oozing? i may just let it be. not a good spot to slap a bandaid on it or anything. unless you want to put a piece of gauze and bandaid on it with/without ointment. i just think once its drained your golden!
it drained on its own. that was funny to
should i cover it or what?
should i cover it or what?
the tub started to drain or your cyst? okay, okay, that was bad...just adding humor...or trying anyway.
the fact that it drained/popped should bring you some relief, a LOT of relief. you can just leave it alone or put some ointment mentioned above on it but should be fine now.
you know, there is a chance that it may come back again in the future in the same spot. HOT BATHS/CLOTHS if it does.
now tell the truth, it drained all by itself right??? you didnt lance it yourself or anything crazy like that? you can cause major infection if so.
the fact that it drained/popped should bring you some relief, a LOT of relief. you can just leave it alone or put some ointment mentioned above on it but should be fine now.
you know, there is a chance that it may come back again in the future in the same spot. HOT BATHS/CLOTHS if it does.
now tell the truth, it drained all by itself right??? you didnt lance it yourself or anything crazy like that? you can cause major infection if so.
draining is good - a step towards healing. make sure you keep it VERY clean. an antibiotic cream might be a good idea.
WHEN I GOT OUT OF THE TUB TODAY IT STARTED TO DRAIN
WHAT NOW?
WHAT NOW?
The advice that sk2006A gave you was great. Read the article she posted, and check out the dermatology forum here...just put "boil" in the search line. Keep that area clean using anti-baterial soap and neosporin-type ointment.
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