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Red bump on scalp
Since last three days, I have seen this tiny blood filled bump in my scalp for the first time in my life. The other day I just mistakenly pricked and it started bleeding alot and had to apply betadine to stop it. Now today after cleaning I see the bump still exists. How to get away with it ? Why did it come even?
Can you please help me know this
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Leave it alone. It will disappear spontaneously.
You can take Tab Tranexa for 5 days.
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Follow Dr Gautam adv
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Repeated friction causes this type of swelling.
It's called pyogenic granuloma.
It tends to bleed heavily ontouch.
It needs special treatment
Antibiotics coverage and so on
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Apply Tbact oint
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Its scalp folliculitis
Don't touch it.
Keep applying betadine ointment
Keep your scalp clean.
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Dr. Shaikh Huzaif
General Physician
18 yrs exp
Aurangabad
It can happen commonly in hairy areas
Next Steps
Apply betadine ointment twice a day
Health Tips
Avoid picking it
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