i have a bmp with white pusslike around it;italmost look like a ringworm. please explain? what it could be.?
597238
Sorry, no one can diagnose you based on a description.  Go see a doctor and then, not only can you be diagnosed, you can be treated...properly.
948614
I would get it checked ASAP.  Lumps should not be ignored.\nb
1109912
It could just be a form of psorias, nothing to worry about. just to be safe get a docs opinion...
509681
might not be dermatitis.  my sister was treating what she thought was dermatitis, and it was actually ringworm.  have you been diagnosed by your doctor with dermatitis?  might want to see him.  he can get you better medications.
1089601
I do not think it is ring worm because that does itch.  There are several other dermatological conditions that cause what you have described.  The best bet is to see a physician ( a dermatologist would be best) to properly diagnose the problem.  Good Luck!
750167
I would suggest going to your doctor if it is not already gone.  It could be an infected pore or ingrown hair as well.
446525
it may not be STD. could just be some sort of skin disease. But surely you need to see a doctor
812522
keep it clean and use an anti bacterial ointment applied lightly and if possible keep bandaged.  Watch for redness around the area and puss which could indicate infection.  Good luck
663226
maybe a cyst.  does it look like a red, swollen pimple?  stick it with a pin and see if pus comes out.  If it does, it's a cyst and you need to see a doctor to get it out.
992907
could be an ingrown hair. i had that once. thought it was a lump, but went to the doctor and they took care of it.
19593
I would have it checked out by your local othopedic specialist. It could be something serious, or like your boyfriend said, a bone spur.
813943
What you describe sounds like chickenpox.  If you never had this when you're a child, this is very likely.  If it is chickenpox please don't scratch, any you break open will leave nasty round scars!
725863
it could be nething..i suggest u contact ur dermatologist
1138477
I've had something that sounds like what you have a couple of times. It was on my outer labia and both times It ended up being an infected hair follicle. In my case, I could see an actual small hair sticking up near the middle of the bump with a little bit of white around it. First I wiped the area with a little bit of alcohol and a Q-tip to cleanse the area. Then I took a pair of tweezers and pulled the piece of hair out (pinching the skin up with my other hand). As soon as I pulled the piece of hair out, pus came out. I squeezed it gently (as it was painful) to get the pus out (until I saw a bit of blood, so I knew I had all the pus out). Then I took a Q-tip and a little alcohol and wiped the area to clean the spot and put a fresh pair of cotton undies on. I've heard of people getting ingrown hairs there as well, so it could be something a doctor might need to help you with if that's the case. If you think it might be a pimple, you might try putting warm wet compresses on the area. Don't squeeze though, as if you don't see any type of white head you could make it worse (it could be a boil).
978759
I had the exact same thing happen to me a few months ago.  It was an infection.  When an infection is present in the body the lymph nodes are the first things to catch it and react.  That's why your node is swollen.  I took a week of antibiotics and it cleared up within a couple of days.  Those little cysts show up in ears all the time, and if they turn into infections all you need is an antibiotic.  You'll be better in no time.
263594
It may be a bartholin cyst, which is a harmless build up of fluid caused by a blockage. If it becomes painful and heaps bigger in a short amount of time, it might be infected so go to the doctor's straight away. If it doesn't do anything, you can leave it or go get it drained (ew, I know).\nIt might also be a trapped hair , causing a bump around it?\nGood luck mate.
296314
try FUNGRYX\n\nat this link. good luck. \nhttp://www.symptoms-ringworm-treatment.com/get-rid-of-ringworms.html