Hello dear See after careful evaluation it doesn’t seems to be pus only It may be small nodule related with lymph nodes or simple fibroma I think you may consult dermatologist fir better clarity Probably it Should go for surgical excision now Regards
It sounds like you’ve been dealing with a small infection, and your proactive approach with fusidic acid cream seems to have helped it improve. Since you noticed pus and were able to drain it, followed by the pimple flattening, this often indicates that it’s healing. However, with any drainage or open wound, it’s essential to maintain cleanliness to prevent further infection. You can continue using the fusidic acid cream as it helps to reduce bacterial load and aids in preventing the spread of any remaining infection. Apply it twice daily after a gentle wash with mild soap and water, making sure to dry the area thoroughly before application. Covering the area with a gauze after applying the cream can provide extra protection against irritants and bacteria. It’s a good idea to watch for signs of increased redness, swelling, higher pain levels, or any bad-smelling discharge as these may hint at an infection that needs further medical attention. Healing times can vary, often depending on your own body and how well the infection resolves, but mild armpit pimples can typically improve over a week or two with a consistent approach. Scarring can depend on your skin type and how your body heals, but keeping the area moisturized and avoiding picking at it can help minimize any marks. If any symptoms worsen or if there’s no improvement in the next few days, a visit to your doctor would be appropriate for further evaluation.
