Hard lumps grow on the buttocks after sitting for a long time

A hard lump on the buttocks may be a boil on the skin. Boils are inflammations of the skin caused by bacteria invading the skin. There will be redness, swelling, heat and pain during an attack. In severe cases, there may be systemic reactions such as fever. Sitting for long periods of time may cause local skin inflammation on the buttocks and the formation of nodules. Sometimes diabetes can also cause this condition, so how do you treat a hard lump on your buttocks?

In the early stages, you can use iodine tincture for disinfection and apply anti-inflammatory ointment. There is also a method of applying ichthyol externally. Once it is "mature", that is, an abscess cavity is formed, the abscess can be incised, the pus can be cleaned out and drained, which can speed up recovery. At the same time, oral antibiotic tablets can be taken appropriately to help recovery.

In this case, you should rest properly, avoid strenuous activities, keep the genitals clean and hygienic, wash them with Sophora flavescens wash solution, apply Bactroban, or take oral cephalosporin drugs such as nitrothionine for treatment.

What is the connection between lumps on the face and diabetes? Doctors say that long-term high blood sugar in diabetic patients leads to microcirculation disorders, local tissue ischemia and decreased resistance, which can easily cause lumps. In addition, the body's tissues contain high levels of sugar, which is conducive to bacterial growth. When blood sugar rises, the phagocytic ability of white blood cells decreases and their bactericidal ability decreases, which increases the chance of infection and makes infected wounds difficult to heal. It is for this reason that the incision on Uncle Yu’s buttocks heals more slowly than that of normal people. It takes 15 days for the wound to heal completely after the incision and drainage.