Identifying pus-thing and cure!?
952804
It may be just an infected hair.  They sometimes will cause exactly what you describe.  Sometimes the burst will flush it out and it will heal, but it may rise and burst several times before that happens.  Have someone look at it very closely and see if they can find a hair, otherwise just let it do it's thing.  If it continues to raise and burst you will need to see a doctor, but it shouldn't hurt anything to wait awhile and see what happens.
965939
If you apply a hot wash cloth to them first, then gently push out the pus, but not the blood. Yea, that should help. You can also lance them with a pin that you first sterilize by holding a match to  the pin until it turns red hot.
39517
There's a variety:\n\nGargle with warm salt water,\nGargle with half water, half hydrogen peroxide\nTylenol or ibuprofen\n\nIf home remedies don't cure it, see your doctor--it could be an infection like strep.
456240
BV are you referring to Bacteria Vaginosios??? If so I had to take a potent antibiotic.... It worked for a while then I got it back like 3-4 more times before I got rid of it. lol
980775
Just keep applying moist heat to the spot, and don't pick at it, and in a day or so it will come to a head more than likely.  You can also put you face over a steamy pot of water and give yourself a steam facial.  The heat will bring more blood to the area to fight the infection and it will open on it's own or you will see a central area of white pus collect under the skin.  At that point, a very hot wash cloth should convince it to open and drain on it's own, or you can very gently prick the top and give it a gentle -emphasis on gentle- press.  Then clean your face well with an antibacterial soap and put a dot of acne gel on the spot to dry it up.  Then leave it to heal.  Unfortunately, that's the only thing that really does work, and it doesn't work as fast as you would like, ever.  While you are putting on the heat and waiting for it to open, resist the urge to squeeze it or put any other magic potions on it.  If you do squeeze it before it's ready, aside from the intense pain, it can break under the skin and spread the infection around.  You will end up with a cellulitis and need antibiotics for that. If you leave it to drain for itself it will heal more quickly and less likely to leave a scar behind.\n  Tea tree oil is one thing I've found very effective to use on spots, and it works best when they first show up.  Once yours breaks, you might try using that on it, and anything else that shows up.  Sorry, but this is the only remedy that I know of that really works.
1076495
Sounds like hemhorroids and an infected  sebaceous gland, but it's hard to tell without a thourogh exam.  See your Dr. ASAP!  That is no area you want to play aroud with.  (Pun not intended)
632304
That yellow fluid is pus, it means there is an infection under your nail bed. Best thing, get to your doctor quick smart, they will prescribe you with antiobiotics to treat the infection. Worst case, you'll be referred to a dermatologist.
208964
you can get a cream called heal balm. it really helps. keep using that pumice stone!!!!
716336
Could be a pimple or a boil (yeah, I know, gross).  Don't pick at it, use a warm wet washcloth as a compress for about 10 minutes a few times a day.  If there is no relief in a few days, see your doctor as if it's a boil, you may need antibiotics.
831285
It is the white blood cells that are trying to fight off the infection that create the white gooey stuff that looks like pus.
324100
Go to herbalhealer.com and check out colloidal silver,olive leaf extract,grapefruit seed extract,& oregano oil. These are very potent anti-viral/bacterials and I have used them for years. Read the testimonials of people who have had cures with these and other natural products.
151398
Hi cure,\nNone that I know of but try http://www.webmd.com/. Good Luck: Blueladybug
487144
it is commonly referred to as pus...it is actually an infection, your body is trying to fight off dirt and bacteria and that is one of the visible responses the body has.
854145
With the majority of both topical and oral acne treatments, you will generally see the condition get worse before it gets better. The key to success with any treatment is to use it for at least 6 weeks before you decide that it is not for you. It sounds as if the bacteria near the upper-most surface of your skin is being affected by the ingredients in the product that you are using (hence the pus).
940190
Sounds like ring worm to me. Your MD will probably prescribe an anti-fungal cream
306397
An infection maybe...
1025073
I'd bet money that its got some sort of infection. I really don't think you need to go to the dr, at least not right away.\n\ni'd take a cotton ball soaked in alcohol and clean it out once a day. Then make sure you keep it dry, try adding powder. And keep your clothes off it. Don't wear anything that clings or irritates the area. And if you can let it air out.\n\nIf it persists for more then about a week, or gets really red and or swollen, i'd go to the dr.