Boils on the face

If we find boils on our face, how should we treat them? We should not be too anxious about such a situation. Even if we find redness and swelling on our face, it can be cured. It’s just that we don’t know how to treat it. Let’s take a look at similar introductions below.

In order to avoid infection of boils on the face, we must discover the boils on the face in time. We must know what is going on. If the boils on the face are caused by the hair follicles being infected by bacteria and forming large red swellings, it will cause harm to people's health.

During the formation process of boils, there is often severe throbbing pain, especially if the boils grow on the forehead or jaw where the skin tissue is dense and the tension is high, the pain will be more severe. Generally, after one or two days, a pus plug will form in the center of the red swelling, and it will burst on its own after two or three days. Some boils may disappear on their own without rupturing.

Although boils are not a very serious disease, because the hair follicles are closely adjacent to each other, if the boils that have already grown are not treated in time, they will not only be extremely painful, but will also easily cause infection of the surrounding skin and cause more boils to grow. Treatment measures and precautions: Use medical alcohol or light salt water to clean the boil, apply anti-infection ointment, and cover the boil with sterilized gauze. This can avoid friction between clothes and the boil and prevent the spread of infection.

If we are treating boils on the face and find that the disease has broken. It is necessary to use some medical alcohol or some light salt water to clean the affected area on your body in time, and keep the affected area clean. Then we can cover it with disinfectant dressings for a few days.