I noticed a long, flat boil/lump about 4 cm in size on my pubic area around 10 days ago. At the same time, I had lower abdominal pain on the same side for about 3 days, which resolved on its own. I used warm compresses for a few minutes over 2 days, after which the lump drained spontaneously and reduced significantly in size. It is now much smaller than it was initially.
The area where the lump has reduced has left a dark mark, which is slightly itchy only when touched. I currently have no pain, redness, warmth, swelling, or fever, and I have not felt unwell at any point.
Should I have the remaining lump examined by a doctor, or is it reasonable to leave it alone and allow it to resolve on its own?
Mere friend k nails ki growth nhi ho rahi,thodi bahut hoti h to wo b tut jate h. Kis vitamin ki kami se ho raha h and kya diet me add kre
Hi Doctor,
I have open pores on my cheeks and nose, tiny bumps on my forehead, and mild perioral pigmentation. My skin currently looks dull and I am also looking to improve overall skin brightness and glow.
My current skincare products:
Derma Co 1% Salicylic Acid gel Face Wash with salicyclic acid and witch haze for active acne
Ponds super light gel oil free moisturizer with the hyaluronic acid and vitamin e hydrate skin non sticky
Dr. Sheth's Ceramide & Vitamin C Sunscreen SPF 50+ PA++++, Broad Spectrum UVA/UVB Protection, In-Vivo tested, Lightweight, No White Cast, Reduces tan
Please guide me on a daily routine and suitable ingredients (like Vitamin C, Niacinamide, or Alpha Arbutin) for skin brightening and refining pores.
I am just 23 no weight loss as such poor lifestyle sleep diet since few months i am seeing jowls and eye hollowness and deflated cheeks simce past 3-4 months can this get better if i improve lifestyle sleep and diet and supplements skincare ?
Onset: 13 September 2026, after applying MARS makeup setting spray.
Affected area: Predominantly the left cheek and the area around/below the left eye.
Symptoms observed: Localized redness, irritation, and mild swelling/puffiness. The affected side appears noticeably more inflamed than the opposite side.
Possible trigger: MARS makeup setting spray, used shortly before the reaction appeared.
Current status: Reaction is localized to one side of the face.
Suspected cause: Possible irritant or allergic contact reaction to an ingredient in the setting spray; exact cause not confirmed.
