You can apply sumag lotion around the boil not on the tip All Around The Periphery

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Warm Compress: Applying a warm, moist compress to the affected area can help relieve discomfort and promote drainage. Good Hygiene: Keep the affected area clean and dry. Avoid tight clothing that can irritate the follicles. Antibacterial Soap: Use mild antibacterial soap to cleanse the affected area. Avoid Shaving: If folliculitis is due to shaving, consider avoiding shaving until it heals. Topical Antibiotics: Over-the-counter or prescription antibiotic creams or ointments (T-bact) may be recommended. Oral Antibiotics: For more severe cases or if it doesn't improve with topical treatments, i may prescribe oral antibiotics. Steroid Creams: In some cases, a topical steroid may be prescribed to reduce inflammation. Avoid Picking or Squeezing: This can worsen the condition or lead to scarring. Underlying Causes: If folliculitis is persistent or recurrent, your healthcare provider may investigate underlying causes like fungal or bacterial infections and treat those. Lifestyle Adjustments: Sometimes, lifestyle factors like excessive sweating or friction from clothing can contribute to folliculitis, so consider adjustments if necessary.

Apply T Bact ointment.

Don't use candid b cream .... Apply another cream like t bact cream twice daily.

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