Hello and thank you for sharing your question. I am so sorry to hear that you have this uncomfortable issue.
The best way to treat boils is hot water. Because of the location of the boils it would be best to take a hot bath. As the boils soak the pain will decrease and the pus will be drawn to the surface. Do not pop it with a needle because it could make the infection worse.. The boils will burst on their own with repeated soaking and will drain out. Once the pus does start coming out on its own, you take a wash clothe soaked in hot water and press the excess moisture out.
After the boils starts draining wash it with antibacterial soap until the pus it completely gone. Then clean it with rubbing alcohol. You can also apply medicated ointment before coving.
Even after the boils drain continue to wash two or 3 times a day.
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Hello and thank you for sharing your question. I am so sorry to hear that you have this uncomfortable issue.
The best way to treat boils is hot water. Because of the location of the boils it would be best to take a hot bath. As the boils soak the pain will decrease and the pus will be drawn to the surface. Do not pop it with a needle because it could make the infection worse.. The boils will burst on their own with repeated soaking and will drain out. Once the pus does start coming out on its own, you take a wash clothe soaked in hot water and press the excess moisture out.
After the boils starts draining wash it with antibacterial soap until the pus it completely gone. Then clean it with rubbing alcohol. You can also apply medicated ointment before coving.
Even after the boils drain continue to wash two or 3 times a day.
Good luck,
Faith
February 8, 2015 - 11:54amThis Comment
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