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Saturday, 8 April 2017

SKIN - BOILS


We bring you 5 Guaranteed home remedies to prevent and get rid of boils.
Boils are quite a disturbance, and for some persons, boils are a persistent problem – painful and annoying. A boil is a skin infection mostly caused by staphylococcus, a kind of bacterium. It appears that certain persons are boil-prone while some others are immune from boils.

👉How does a boil look?

A boil is a small, hard and red lump that forms on the skin. Within few days, the lump gets bigger, becomes softer and more painful. When the boil becomes infected, pus forms on the surface.

👉What are the symptoms of boils?

👉Fever,
👉fatigue
👉itching before the boil forms
👉Swollen lymph nodes and more boils may form besides the initial one.

👉Are boils contagious?

A Boil is contagious when the bacterium that causes it is still active. Until the pus is drained and the boil heals, a person can become infected through close contact or sharing objects with a person with active boil. Because boils are contagious, they should be bandaged to prevent spread of infection.

👉Where do boils form on the skin?

A boil commonly appears on the armpits, face, neck, thighs, shoulders and buttocks

👉Who is susceptible to boils?

The following makes certain persons more likely to develop boils:

🐭Problems with the immune system
🐭Exposure to some types of chemicals that irritate the skin
🐭Intravenous drug use
🐭Diabetes
🐭Cancer
🐭Poor nutrition
🐭Poor personal hygiene

👉How are boils treated?

Most boils are harmless and can be treated at home. For boils that are associated with fever and chills, severe pain and other serious symptoms, a doctor should be seen. To treat mild boils at home, the following can be done:

👉Do not pop the boil with a needle or any sharp object, it will only worsen the infection
👉Soak a clean cloth in warm water and place over the boil. This will minimize the pain and bring the pus to the surface of the boil. With repeated application of heat, the boil would burst on its own
👉Once the pus starts to drain, wash it with antibacterial soap until all the pus is gone and clean with rubbing alcohol
👉Apply a medicated cream or ointment on the boil and cover the boil with a clean and dry bandage
👉Wash the affected area about two to three times a day and continue with the warm compress until the boil completely heals.

👉How can boils be prevented?
The following would help in preventing boils:

💋Eating a healthy balanced diet
💋A good personal hygiene
💋Taking proper care of the skin

Hope you find this helful!
Thanks. HLF
 Credits: Doctor O

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