Normally pustules should be nothing to worry about, most of them do go away of their own but if they are recurrent and appear one after another or simultaneously and nonstop then it could be for a number of reasons: poor hydration, hormonal problems, puberty, some medications, periods and the list is endless. Your dermatologist can prescribe many kinds of topical gels, creams and lotions to initiate a treatment for a pustular outbreak and/or over-the-counter acne-fighting products containing milder strengths of benzoyl peroxide, retinoids and other antimicrobial that might help you control a mild case of pustular breakouts. I can not offer particular advice on a specific product because skins react differently to creams antibiotics. I would suggest a visit to a Skin Care specialist in the salon or a dermatologist for better advice.
the best way is to put a hut rag on the leg then poke the puss in the middle with a needle and squeeze the puss out then put a other hot rag on it NOT WET
Pus is caused from an infection, so antibiotics would be used to treat the infection, which would clear up the pus, as well.
You treat them the way you want to be treated but the best thing to do is treat them with respect and you will get it to
The best thing to do is leave it - it can cause infection or pushing the wrong way can cause a cyst.
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Take some anti biotic tablets as early as possible, before the pus formation spread out
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The best way to treat sour water is to pass it through a hot flash drum to liberate hydrogen sulphide.
it can be caused by a number of things, one may be conjunctivitis (pink eye). This is an infection in the eyes and can be extremely contagious and irritating. The best way to treat this is to see a doctor for antibiotic ointment. Wash your hands frequently and do not rub or touch your eyes.
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The best way to treat a swollen eyelid is to let it rest with lots of ice. If the swollen eyelid does not go away, you should contact your local doctor who will help you treat it.
Find the source of infection & treat it.