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Boils on labia minora
I frequently get boils on labia minora. Like once or twice a month. It looks like a pimple and is painful. It sometimes itches around that pimple like a strong urge to scratch.
Sometimes it goes away in 3-4 days by itself. Sometimes it takes 8-10 days to go, the one that stays for a longer duration usually has pus and it bursts with pus and blood before it becomes really normal.
I have never taken medicine for this, I have usually tried warm water compress or waited for it to disappear.
I don't know why it is so frequent. And what should I do about it. Please help.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Get ur hemoglobin n sugar levels checked
Deranged sugar n hemoglobin levels could be a reason
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