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Drop in or anti natal triage

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purplebiro · 28/02/2015 06:38

I appear to have developed a large and painful lump on my inner buttock (just beneath my labia) over the last few days. Dr Google thinks it's an infected sebaceous cyst - seems relatively harmless long term but it's now painful and I'm thinking a trip to nhs drop in is a good idea before it gets any worse. Should I call the ante natal triage to see if they want to see me first or just go straight to the drop in? I'm 26+2. Baby seems happy enough and movements have remained consistent.

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Whatabout · 28/02/2015 07:28

Id go to out of hours doc, not sure antenatal would or could do much?

SilverStars · 28/02/2015 09:01

Dr's or gp.

bullseyebraces · 28/02/2015 09:04

Why would you go to antenatal triage? Go to your GP or walk in centre.

I had a pilonodal (sp?) cyst when I was about 24w pregnant with DC1. Had to have to lanced in hospital under local. Lovely.

bullseyebraces · 28/02/2015 09:06

Think of it this way - you have a skin condition unrelated to pregnancy. The pregnancy specialists are not the people to help you.

purplebiro · 28/02/2015 09:45

Thanks. Just wasn't sure of the procedure for non pregnancy relayed medical stuff when you're pregnant.

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bullseyebraces · 28/02/2015 09:51

Take your pregnancy notes along as they may want to see them. I had to be admitted for my cyst (hopefully you won't have to be!) and my hospital notes had 'pregnant' written across the front, I think basically because normally it would have been dealt with under general...

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