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What is on my husband's neck?

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hauntedvagina · 05/06/2021 20:57

Any idea what this could be and how to get rid of it? It's on his neck, I thought it could be an ingrown hair but can't see one. There seem to be a lot under the surface too...

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TaraR2020 · 05/06/2021 23:26

Oooh I'd lance that!

(Sterilised of course)

partyatthepalace · 05/06/2021 23:41

It looks like boil - I think if there are others under the surface it's a carbuncle (?? - google it) - anyway DON'T try and lance it ,you could spread the infection deeper. Give you GP practice a bell on Monday, if it doesn't start going down they will likely give him a course of antibiotics.

Duchess379 · 06/06/2021 00:04

Ooh, you need Dr Pimple Popper!!

Hyacinth88 · 06/06/2021 00:05

Sebaceous cyst perhaps

BoreOfWhabylon · 06/06/2021 00:10

@partyatthepalace

It looks like boil - I think if there are others under the surface it's a carbuncle (?? - google it) - anyway DON'T try and lance it ,you could spread the infection deeper. Give you GP practice a bell on Monday, if it doesn't start going down they will likely give him a course of antibiotics.
Yes. Don't risk spreading infection into the deep tissues of the throat.
FlibbertyGiblets · 06/06/2021 00:18

Normally I say coo, get a needle in that but as pp say, nope don't do that, consult your GP, it may need lancing or antibiotics.

TaraR2020 · 06/06/2021 00:37

Other posters are right, of course, op!

user1473878824 · 06/06/2021 01:54

Other posters are of course right but rubs hands

Northernlurker · 06/06/2021 09:54

This needs a gp. It's probably a cyst but could be a lymph node and require proper medical examination.

HappydaysArehere · 06/06/2021 10:11

Agree it’s a job for the GP before doing anything yourself.

hauntedvagina · 06/06/2021 11:10

Thanks all, it looks like it's gone down a little today but will not hesitate to call the GP.

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Northernlurker · 06/06/2021 17:12

That's good but don't muck around, it needs a medical eye.

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