I am a 16 year old female and I shave my pubic hair about twice a month but recently I discovered three pimple like bumps that are hard and red that look like their filled with something and it hurts what do I do??
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Not uncommon when shaving in the pubic area. Pubic hair is a dry lubricant and therefore there arr many oil glands associated with the hair follicles in this area. You may have a case of folliculitis if these bumps are warm or tender to the touch. If no then they just be follicular pores that have been blocked and the sebum ( oil) is trapped leading to the "bumps" you mentioned. You may need to proceed with warm compresses 3-4 times a day and add an antibiotic. Do not squeeze them as you could make it worse and get and abscess.
This is probably a folliculitis ( infection of the hair follicle) I would treat you with an oral antibiotic for 7-10 days. It would also help to use a moist warm compress to help bring these "bumps" to a head so they can drain. Please do not squeeze them because that can make things worse. Good luck.
These are very common
after shaving. Best to
be checked and treated.
after shaving. Best to
be checked and treated.
It is like pimples on the face. There are bad bacteria on the skin and any time there is a favorable condition for them then they will cause an infection. So this can happen due to hormones so certain time of the menstrual cycle or if u are run down such as from not getting enough sleep,or a food allergy etc…
U can put warm compresses on that area twice a day to speed the process until they break and the pus is discharged. If u touch the area then u must wash your hands with soap so u don't spread the germs to other areas.
U can put warm compresses on that area twice a day to speed the process until they break and the pus is discharged. If u touch the area then u must wash your hands with soap so u don't spread the germs to other areas.