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At What Point Do You Go To A Doctor And Ask For A Boil To Be Removed Rather Than Just Put Up With It Till It Bursts By Itself?
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posted November 16, 2019
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When the pain is too intense and you don’t feel well.

posted February 29, 2020
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I pop a hot as I can handle wet cloth on mine to draw them out. I was told not to use sudocream on them.

posted November 18, 2019
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No just that it's to do with the scabbin. I do use it once it's stopped leaking to try and close the holes left x

posted November 19, 2019
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I don't really know to be honest, but if the discomfort is too bad I think you ought to get someone to take a look at it. I use Sudocrem and this tends to help draw the boil out and dry it up. I also put dressings over to ease discomfort. Sorry wasn't much help x

posted November 17, 2019
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When home remedies for reliefnare no longer effective

posted February 10, 2020

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