Skin Disorders

you push it with imbetween your two fingernails to pop it. it wont go away at first but you will see this gooey stuff that comes out called pus. it is a liquid that is inside of the pimple. it wont go away right then but if you squeeze it a little it will all come out eventually. then you wait a day. then a scab forms then it just falls off. and if it don't fall off then you can easliy pick at it and it will come off. that's what happened with me so i hope it works. by the way i have done this plenty of times so trust me it don't hurt when you pop it.

My son has a rash caused by Bacillus cereus, he has had it about 3 weeks. He was only 3 weeks old when it started. It began similar to infant acne, small red bumps, some with white heads in the center, he had this sporadically on his face, scalp chest and back. The body cleared up but face bumps turned into scaly, crusty dry patches I thought he had excema. Dr. Had us apply 1% hydrocortisone cream but we only applied it a couple days and rash cleared up so it may have been a coincidence. He still has a little bit of rash on face but 90% clear.

Well, I've never heard of glue helping pimples, but I have heard of glue helping blackheads. I even tried it out myself, but it didn't work so... if that helps ... :)

A scrotum is a normal part of the male anatomy. It is not a sign of an STD.

You have a anti immune problem. i have a anti immune disease because of gluten, which causes me to have hypothyroidism. because the gluten and thyroid hormone look similar. the antibodies keep adding up because they are trying to kill the gluten and sooner or later attack your thyroid and other tissues

They make these things called a Zeno, which is pretty much an electric zit zapper. Its really small so you can put it in your purse and take it to work or school and use it if you get a huge zit unexpectedly. The Zeno has a little dent thing that you put over the zit and press the button, and the Zeno delivers a blast of heat to kill the bacteria in your skin really fast.

But they're kind of expensive.. So since heat kills pimples and helps loosen blackheads/pores, another thing you can do is heat up a wet washcloth in the microwave for however long it takes to get really hot, but not hot enough to burn when you try to pick it up. Then you fold it or whatever and place the hothothot washcloth over the zit for a few minutes and that might reduce swelling, redness or the size of the pimple. If you're not happy with the results just keep heating up the washcloth and putting it back on your face until you at least see a little difference.

I assure you that both my solutions work.

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I have had some experience with redness from a rash on my cheeks before. I used a cream not a lotion (cream and lotion is almost the same thing). What i used was it works very well it works well but i used dove cream oil and i got redness. then i used natures creation(from lavenders and the smell is lavenders)and it worked great

No, hydrocortisone will not get rid of sebaceous cysts. The only way to get rid of them is to have them removed, including the sac. Usually, this involves a relatively simple bedside procedure that can be done in your primary care doctor's office where your physician will use a local anesthetic to numb the skin over the cyst, a scalpel to cut the skin overlying it and will extract it with a pair of hemostats. He may or may not drain the material inside the cyst first. Some people feel it is easier to get all the sac out if the cyst has been drained first, others disagree. So long as the entire sac has been removed, the cyst should not recur.

They are the clear bubbly pimple-looking things that you get on your arms and legs during the summer. When you pop them they form a clear liquid but are very minor and disappear. I think it's normal to get them. Maybe cause of the weather.

THAT WOULD MEAN THAT YOU NEED TO GO TO THE DOCTOR RIGHT AWAY!!!

Home drug test. In addition to a drug test, there are some ways you may be able to tell visually. Are the marks near major veins? Are they in a line that seems to follow the path of the vein underneath the skin? If someone is just scratching itchy skin, the lines would probably just be red, and maybe a bit raised, as if someone's dragged their fingernails across that patch of skin. Track marks on the other hand would look like little pin pricks.

If you haven't stopped your period,

and you aren't getting morning sickness,

Then WHAT are these pregnancy symptoms you say you are experiencing?

This is commonly known as impetigo which is an infection caused by bacteria.

I found the following link that should provide you with any information you may need:

http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Article3468.html

if it feels like a rash and you havent put any medicine or cream on it, it is probably eczema, and you sould put hydrocortizone on it

it can... i wouldn't suggest it tho!

Yes if they have fat chunks

its none other than dove

People are more commonly allergic to walnuts, almonds and cashews. They can all spark an itching allergic reaction if one has allergies towards nuts.

Protein is not prohibited. If you are overweight, you should lose weight.

Yes, a hematoma can become an abscess. There are several types of hematoma, and a few possibilities as to what kind of abscess can develop. The type of hematoma and the circumstances that drive it to abscess will determine what kind of abscess.

Could be food allergies. ie: too much grain in food

You may be having an allergic reaction to one of the vaccinations. Contact your doctor.