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On the palm of my left hand there is an infection which is spreading. The area shows small boils under the skin with transparent liquid.
A few weeks back it appeared like a small cut, and I ignored it. Slowly it started spreading. Today it is about the size of a quarter, with the area looking more pink than the rest of the palm. I pierced a few boils but new boils kept forming at the edge of the infection. I tried to treat the infection with apple cider vinegar to no avail.
What kind of infection is that and what I should do?
What kind of infection is that and what I should do?
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lesliec
July 16, 2009 02:16 PM
Very well said!
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July 16, 2009 02:38 PM
Go to the doctor! While we Mahalo users tend to do good research, I don't think that anyone here is a doctor.
I do know, however, that some infections can spread and can even be fatal. I don't mean to scare you, but you should get to the doctor and get that checked out as soon as you can.
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Voted as best: soundboy
July 16, 2009 03:59 PM
Yeah, definitely go to the doctor. I know a few people that have had MRSA and that could be very dangerous.
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http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/mrsa/DS00735
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July 17, 2009 01:26 PM
Thanks a lot guys.
I saw my doctor yesterday. According to the doctor it is a kind of eczema.
He gave me a cream to apply on the affected area :Ratio-Ectosone CRM 0.1%, Betamethasone VAL 0.1%. And I have already started feeling better.
Thanks a lot again.
MG.
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I saw my doctor yesterday. According to the doctor it is a kind of eczema.
He gave me a cream to apply on the affected area :Ratio-Ectosone CRM 0.1%, Betamethasone VAL 0.1%. And I have already started feeling better.
Thanks a lot again.
MG.
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