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Nose piercing
I have nose pierced 3 month before still it's not cured for me.. The bump in side of my nose stud is keep on coming.. I have consulted a doctor he prescribed me to take amoxicillin 250 mg, but even though it's not curing for me. While taking medicine the bump size is reduced.. When I stopped it's again forming a bump.. But I don't feel any pain.. Sometimes pus is coming out... Inside my nose there is no problem with it outside side only i have bump.. But one time I removed and checked it was like red thin flesh on the side of stud,you can check the photo I have shared. Pls suggest me.. I really want to wear nose stud...
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U need right dose and course of antibiotics.
Take consultation for prescription.
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Dr. Bona Lotha
Aesthetic Medicine
28 yrs exp
Delhi
Please remove the stud. It is causing your skin to react and can get scarred by what we call post inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
Proper cleansing will help. See your local doctor for this.
Metal allergy is common in this type of procedure.
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Dr. Puja K
General Physician
10 yrs exp
Pune
U need to take proper care of the pierced site like cleaning and all . Also which metal you are using as a nose pin is also important since some metals may not suit your skin type. Amoxicillin is not the right antibiotic in this case n local care is required . Get a proper consultation and prescription
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