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Boil on stomach
Puss from the boil on stomach seems to have gone away after taking Augmentine for 4 days and continuous application of T-Bact on it (thanks to doctors on Practo). However almost 3 month old baby got lot of rashes during taking Augmentine.
Today the dried skin from the boil came off, and a whole can be seen, though no puss/liquid oozing out now, keeping it dry.
Any suggestions if T-Bact/neusporin powder shud be continued? or anything else?
Thanks in advance and appreciate the help.
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Keep it dry and keep applying t bact ointment.
Wait for fer more days.
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
23 yrs exp
Chennai
Continue T- Bact ointment and take 1 boiled egg daily to promote healing
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Dr. Pratibha Aggarwal
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Hi. Clean the area with betadine solution and keep applying T - bact till it heals completely .
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