PUS SPOTS

Pus spots are raised lumps and are often filled with pus. Pus is a watery substance. They are usaually and not frequently caused by an infection. These spots may occur in any part of the body. Do not break a pus spot, as this may lead or spread the infection. The common causes are inflammation of sweat glands, staphylococcal infections and dermatitis.

The rare causes are inflamation of hair follicles.

BOIL AND CARBUNCLE

Boil is a pus spot with single head. Carbuncle has several heads.

»Cover the spot with dry dressing. Visit physician for a carbuncle.

COLD SORE

This causes blisters of size less than 5mm dia.

»Antiviral cream may help. Visit physician if rash spreads.

ACNE VULGARIS

Painful raised spots with yellow head. These burst after few days and may scar upon

healing.

»Try good hygenic food.If oily face, Wash face atleast thrice in a day.

ACNE ROSACEA

Red rashes on face. Usually occurs on cheeks, forehead. Pus may or may not form.

»Visit physician if problem persists for long time.

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