Boils on the nose
A boil on your nose is a bit of a touchy subject. Often a doctor has to open it, you should never lend a hand and tamper with it.
Have you on the nose a boil, this is usually characterized by the fact that it is red and usually larger than a pimple. In addition, it often hurts a lot when you touch it. You can try to treat it yourself, but never try to open it.
How to treat a boil
- Usually, many boils go away on their own. They regress or simply burst. So it pays to wait a few days before treating it.
- If the boil doesn't get better or if it hurts a lot, you can put some pulling ointment on the spot and apply it band Aid glue over it. Change the plaster every day and renew the pull ointment.
- If the boil does not improve despite the pulling ointment, you should consult a doctor. This can open up the boil, which is often the only way to get it away.
The nose is close to the brain
- You should never express a boil yourself. On the one hand, the boil is unlikely to open, on the other hand, it could burst inward.
- The problem is that when the boil opens inward, the pus gets into the bloodstream. Since there are no longer any lymph nodes in this region, the pus can get directly into the brain, which can lead to severe inflammation and poisoning.
- The lymph nodes usually swell when inflamed and prevent bacteria from spreading further. They are a kind of protective police in the body.
An inflammation of the sebum can be associated with a pimple or a real boil ...
A boil on the nose or face should always be treated by a doctor to avoid worse inflammation.
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