Is there a DERMATOLOGIST ?!?

i have this zit/cyst/boil/whatever and i asked about it earlier and people told me it was an infection, a boil, a zit that will go away in a week, and i have been advised to put toothpaste on it. It is a small bump i can feel it under the skin, it hurts when i touch it and causes a small headache and it is not squeez/popable... i have been keeping it clean but im concerned.|||try going to a doctor|||It may be a boil or a zit, use stylistic acid on it, and if in a week it does not get smaller call your Dr, to get an antibiotic!|||Don%26#039;t mess around with pseudo diaganosis from non-professionals. It could be dangerous. Been there, done that.





Get it looked at by a doctor asap.|||I think you might be talking about a cyst. I get them but I don%26#039;t get headches from them, at least I don%26#039;t think so. I hate them sooo bad!All you can do really is just wash your face two time a day and don%26#039;t touch your face! Don%26#039;t over wash it. I am going through the same problem. They go away in about a week sometimes longer. I hate it! Oh and do not get the needle out!!!!!! My goodness when I seen that someone told you to do that I about died!!! That would hurt so bad plus it would just make it much much worse! You are just going to let it be. Go to the dr.%26#039;s They gave me meds for them but I still get them just not as bad as before.|||Yes|||this is going to sound really painful but it%26#039;ll work. take a needle (i know, ow, but it doesnt hurt, i promise) and slide it in sideways into this bump. once you get to the center, squeeze it out.|||u never know it could be an ingrown hair. although i have never had/ heard of one on the face, u never know. but from what u say that is what it sounds like.|||i get those sometimes, but mine go away in two days, don%26#039;t worry just leave it alone it%26#039;ll go away on its own but if you mess with it it%26#039;ll get bigger. Mine are barly noticable but when i touch it seems so big and painful.|||its a cyst/zit its not bad Nodule or Cyst. Large and usually very painful, nodules are inflamed, pus-filled lesions lodged deep within the skin. Nodules develop when the contents of a comedo have spilled into the surrounding skin and the local immune system responds, producing pus. The most severe form of acne lesion, nodules may persist for weeks or months, their contents hardening into a deep cyst. Both nodules and cysts often leave deep scars.





Acne conglobata. This rare but serious form of inflammatory acne develops primarily on the back, buttocks and chest. In addition to the presence of pustules and nodules, there may be severe bacterial infection.