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Cyst in neck
Having one skin cyst beside neck and it's changing in red colour with pain and little bit increasing
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Looks like infected sebaceous cyst. Needs drainage of pus. As u are from Hyderabad, u can consult me once.
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Looks like infected sebaceous cyst
Needs USG to confirm the swelling and collection
If infected means needs incision and drainage
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It is most likely a infected sebaceous cyst.
At present it require
Antibiotic with
Painkiller
After that
Best mangement it excision.
Day care procedure.
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Mostly it’s a infected sebacious cyst.
At present take antibiotics and painkiller for resolution of cyst after infection control need excision if u don’t remove then repeated infection also occur and also size will increase
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After infection go for excision
Health Tips
Take antiobiotics and painkiller
Avoid tight coller shirt and tshirt
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Dr. Shaik Javed Hussain
General Surgeon
14 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi, this is an infected Sebaceous cyst on the neck and it requires immediate incision and drainage of bus as well as Excision of Cyst one. You should meet your Surgeon nearby for proper treatment.
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Meet a surgeon
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