reacurring boils
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Hello, i have been getting boils in my groin area and thighs for about 4 years now. i have gone to my dr many many times. I have had blood tests to rule out diabeties. they have never taken a swap from me even when i have gone with boils in full swing but nothing is done. They now say there is nothing i can do about. i just get them im jst unlucky. I dont buy this and was pee'd off when the dr said you just got to live with them. anyone who suffers with boils knows how painful these can be and being told i had to live with it is not an option. i did some looking up online and found out about HS. (hidradenitis suppurativa) i told my dr this as i fits perfect and she laughed at me and said i may have staplycoccal carrage. ( sorry about spelling). so i looked it up online and i just does not fit with me. so im asking if anyone else has any ideas. all i have been given by drs is shower cream to help with itch. I always have them they never go just keep spreading all round my bikini line, thighs and groin. i have two or three at a time all the time. and now i seem to be getting small cysts under my arm pits. Can anyone out there help me or give me some advise as i feel compleatly let down by my drs. As i said this is been going on for nearly five years. I cant wear underwear and dont want to go out. this is making me very depressed i need help. thank you for reading. i hope someone will reply.
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ann46903 maria99745
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This sounds like a condition both my daughters have, It is called
HIDRADENITUS SUPPURATIVA. They had similar problems with doctors not understanding it, until one young on the ball doc knew what it was straight away. One daughter had to have a cyst removed from her groin, and always has them coming up under her chin or elswhere. The other daughter had such terrible acne that she went on Roaccutane (dreadful side effects) and it took two years to clean the boils but now she has scars. They have really suffered with their skin through their teens and early twenties. My sister had it too and my dad, so I really think it runs in families. Look up all you can about this condition and then tell your doctor. There is a special wash that the doc can give you which helps a bit, but apart from keeping everything spristine and totally hygienic, there is not much else you can do. But I definitely think you have HS. Dont let the doctor fobb you off, but I can tell you that my daughters still have occasional boils and skin problems, its something I think they will have to live with throughout their life. Good Luck. I know exactly how you feel.
maria99745 ann46903
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janicemanz ann46903
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pedro___h45885 maria99745
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Hello; Please, try this medication " Terrasil Max skin repair" . Plese, read completly all the information wich come in the cream and follow the instructions. I was tormented by recurrent boils for 9 months at my armpits but after I applied this cream on my infected skin, the healing process start. In one month I was free of boils and furunculosis.
maria99745 pedro___h45885
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tom51388 maria99745
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wi11iam maria99745
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The thing to remember is that the condition is not caused by hygiene issues, but once an infection is there you need to be extra sterile like you would with any other wound or infection.
kate89317 maria99745
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kurious kate89317
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antibiotics are definitely not the answer .. infact it makes matters worse. Go out and buy yourself some good quality oil of oregano and put a drop on them and watch them disappear. I find if i do that right away it nips them in the bud. Also read about colloidal silver or go to any reputable health food store and ask them about it. I think its a sign of poor immunity so look into boosting your immunity .. read about turmeric and add it to your diet .. that's a start. My first ones appeared after a hot summer sweaty day working in the garden so keeping clean and dry is really important. Forgot to mention to Maria you should also do sitz baths in epsom salts ... just put some epsom salts into a bucket in the bathtub and sit in it for 15 mins or so. (That is if they're around that area!!) Otherwise just take a bath in epsom salts or do hot washcloth compresses. Hope that helps??
maeward kate89317
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Google - Turmeric Boil.
Google - Turmeric Benefits
Good Luck!
kurious maria99745
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i dealt with this in 2012 one morning i just woke up with 4 or 5 of them around my upper thigh and one on lower belly. That one got infected the dr wanted to put me on antibiotics but i don't do that unless it''s absolutely necessary and as far as i knew these were just spider bites or something!???!! i asked for a topical antibiotic but that didn't do the trick it was too far gone so i did do some antibiotics which opened up a whole new can of worms .. fungus .. then bacterial infection. Antibiotics throw your whole system out of whack. Flash forward to Jan 2015 and my husband all of a sudden developed a few on his butt. He went on antibiotics but they returned so that's never the answer. Through our own research we decided to try oil of oregano .. this works like a charm if you get to it right away. I got them again .. i think this crazy thing is contagious ... the dr i saw this time did a swab and it came back showing moderate mrsa or staph infection. We were also doing sitz baths in espsom salts ... look up colloidial silver ...we were using that topically and also ingesting it .. but they are both different so watch which one you buy or buy both. Also look up turmeric ... start ingesting it ... or make a sauve out of it with a little bit of oil of oregano and the turmeric and put that on the boil/folliculitis. This is a horrible thing to experience so i feel your pain. Let me know how it goes!! Good luck!
I should start a new thread saying ,.. found the cure!
maeward maria99745
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i made a paste put it right on the boil and took it orally. It's Cheap and has many other benefits.