counsult the doctor as soon as possible
To treat an infected ear, it is important to see a doctor for a proper diagnosis and prescription of antibiotics if necessary. In addition, keeping the ear dry and clean, using warm compresses, and avoiding inserting anything into the ear can help manage the infection. Follow the doctor's recommendations for the duration of treatment to ensure full recovery.
Ringworm is a fungal infection that can be caused by coming into contact with infected people, animals, or objects. To treat it effectively, you can use antifungal creams or medications prescribed by a doctor, keep the affected area clean and dry, and avoid sharing personal items to prevent spreading the infection.
Pot belly, also known as abdominal obesity, can be caused by a combination of factors including genetics, poor diet, lack of physical activity, and hormonal imbalances. To prevent or treat pot belly, individuals can focus on maintaining a healthy diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, engaging in regular exercise, managing stress levels, and getting enough sleep. Consulting with a healthcare provider for personalized advice and guidance is also recommended.
A pilonidal cyst can burst if it becomes infected and filled with pus. This can lead to pain, swelling, and drainage of pus and blood. It is important to seek medical attention to properly treat the infection and prevent complications.
Pot belly in humans is primarily caused by excess fat accumulation in the abdominal area, often due to a combination of factors such as poor diet, lack of exercise, and genetics. To prevent or treat pot belly, individuals can focus on maintaining a healthy diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and lean proteins, as well as engaging in regular physical activity such as cardio and strength training exercises. Additionally, reducing stress levels and getting enough sleep can also help in preventing and reducing pot belly. Consulting with a healthcare provider or a nutritionist for personalized advice and guidance is recommended for effective prevention and treatment.
If not cleaned properly, belly button rings can get infected.Bacteria can get inside and therefore infect the naval.The best way to treat it is to buy sea salt spray and clean it.
Wash the piercing with antibacterial liquid soap diluted and lathered up with water and rinse it under running water daily in the shower. If you have serious concerns see your professional body piercer for assistance or your family doctor.
Didn't they tell you at the place where you got your piercing ? SEE A DOCTOR. Generally seeing a doctor should not be the first step when dealing with an infected piercing. If your piercing is hot to the touch, swollen, oozing, seeping, or otherwise distasteful it may be infected. Leave the jewellery in as it allows fluid to drain and prevents the formation of an abscess. Clean your piercing twice daily (not including showering) with your chosen method of piercing care - an excellent method is to use a sea salt soak - add half a teaspoon of sea salt to a cup of boiling water and allow it to cool to warm, apply this to your piercing for a few minutes twice a day. Apart from that try to touch it as little as possible and always wash your hands before touching it. If this does nothing to help after a few days or your piercing starts to look in any way truly alarming then yes, please see a doctor.
No, use hydrogen peroxide or a prescribed cleanser.
You can, but you are better off using a product that will treat infection, such as Neosporin.
Go and see your doctor or GP about it and I'm sure they'll be able to treat it.
Well the proper name is "Navel Piercing" because the area we pierce is the top of the navel (this is the area above the umbilical knot or in lay terms "belly button"). We don't pierce, "belly buttons", we pierce navels. The phrase "belly" draws connotations of a less than clean and shapely individual, as an example "beer belly" (not per say a svelte image when mentally visualized). The phrase Navel is anatomically correct to indicate a location on the human anatomy. So when the phrase "belly piercing" or "belly button" piercing is used it also indicates a a lack of knowledge about body piercing and what is involved in providing the service. This can be a concern, people think something is simple and then they try to "do it your self" and end up gravely ill or seriously hurt jumping into something without doing the research. It's also a matter of respect for the craft, if you want something done learn about it for your own safety and address it as it should be addressed, using the correct terminology and names. Professional body piercers go through a lot of studying, learning, researching and practicing to become good enough to earn the respect of our peers and the trust of our clients. All we ask is that you take the time to learn a bit about what you want and treat it with the respect it deserves and the name it is known as.
Dissolve a teaspoon of sea salt in a glass of warm water. Dab the infected area with this saline water using a cotton ball. This will help drain the puss and reduce the swelling. If this does not help, antibiotics may be needed.
Only a doctor can diagnose and treat a darkish ring around your belly button. You may of bruised it and just not noticed.
The healing time for the piercing will be longer due to your body trying to fight the cold or malady you are trying to get over. If the piercing is infected as well you should take multivitamins and get plenty of rest to aid in the healing, barring that you should see your doctor depending on the extent of the infection.
Swelling, redness, whitish/yellow discharge and itchiness is normal. If there is greenish/yellow disharge around the piercing it may be infected. Don't take out the jewelry because then then piercing will close and trap the infection. Go to your doctor and he may prescribe medications or ointments.
The ear lobe will be red and sore, and there may be discoloration around the piercing. Cleaning the ear and earrings with mild antiseptic may provide relief, and if not, your doctor may prescribe antibiotic creams to treat the infection.