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Non Healing Skin Condition
I was having a lesion type thing 2-4 mm on skin of left shoulder top for like 2 month(attached collage photo)
3 days ago I pressed it with finger nails and slight blood came off and I applied a cream.
It doesn't healed back in 3 days and red skin underneath was visible
Today when I pressed it clear fluid was oozing from it and fluid was much as usually compared to size of 2-4 mm open wound.
I am attaching pics , the pic in collage shows condition before(10days back) and condition afterwards (today)
And other pic makes you take a complete look of condition today.
Skin around this feels rubbery as compared to skin normally.
What could it be ..I am feeling anxious .
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This appears to infection of sebecious cyst. Take tablet Azithromycin 500 mg twice a day , tablet Zerodol-P twice a day for 5 days. Apply Mupirocin ointment twice daily.
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Its inflammation. You need proper treatment
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take online consultation for treatment
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