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Skin & Hair Concerns
Question #11077
1 year ago
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Hey , good evening doctor. How do i get rid of a small pimple on my chest area

Niharika

I havegot a small pimple on chest which pains when i press or touch it . There was a tiny pus inside which came out but the pimple is still there i think it has reduced . I didhot water towel compression and applied aloe vera gel . How long will it take to heal and goaway or is it to worry about this? It'sjust one

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Hello dear See for a single acne just apply topical medications. Hope it will subside in 1 week Azelaic 10 percent for two weeks Fusidic acid topically thrice a day for 5 days Adapalene 1 percent twice a day for 5 days Niacinamide oil topical therapy for 1 week Tab doxycycline twice a day for 5 days In addition please take following precautions Avoid excess moisture Wear cotton cloths to prevent irritation and itching Use clozed antifungal powder twice a day for week In case of no recovery in 1 week, consult general surgeon Hopefully you recover soon Regards

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A small pimple on the chest that you’ve described is generally not much to worry about. Pimples can sometimes be caused by blocked sweat glands or hair follicles, and it’s common for them to take a little time to heal, even after the pus has been released. You’ve already taken some good steps with warm compresses and aloe vera gel, which can help with the inflammation and encourage healing. Typically, with such basic care, a pimple should begin to reduce within a few days to a week. It’s a good idea to maintain the current routine with warm compresses, as this can help in further reducing swelling and pain. Be sure to clean the area gently with a mild soap and keep it dry. Avoid picking or squeezing it again to prevent further irritation or possible infection. If you notice that the pimple becomes significantly more painful, shows signs of spreading, becomes hot to the touch, or if it’s not improving after a couple of weeks, it may be wise to consult with a healthcare professional. They can determine if there’s any need for further treatment, like an antibiotic cream if an infection is suspected. Remember, don’t apply any harsh chemicals or creams not recommended by a doctor, as these can sometimes exacerbate the problem. Overall, keep a close eye on it, but in most cases, it should heal up without much fuss.

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