Hubby just noticed something HELP - Page 2

Angellicaa · Jan 13th, 2010, 17:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bee70

sounds like it could be a cyst or an abcess, although an abcess would probably be painful. I would just make an appointment to see your gp, unless something happens like it bursts before then.

I agree with her, would you post a pic? Maybe then we could see what you
are talking about~*

purpledahlia · Jan 13th, 2010, 17:47 PM

Id ring for GP in the AM..

MiissMuffet · Jan 14th, 2010, 02:37 AM

omg hun got o the doctor!

x

MiissMuffet · Jan 14th, 2010, 02:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Angellicaa

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bee70

sounds like it could be a cyst or an abcess, although an abcess would probably be painful. I would just make an appointment to see your gp, unless something happens like it bursts before then.

I agree with her, would you post a pic? Maybe then we could see what you
are talking about~*

Don't think that would make much difference. I think a dr is the best thing to do

KarenLV · Jan 14th, 2010, 02:42 AM

It's probably just a cyst but you do need to see the doctor. It needs to be drained and looked after. Dont waste time. Look after yourself.

emma77 · Jan 14th, 2010, 05:44 AM

I have rather too much experience in this! My OH has the same thing on his back and they are cysts. Def not an abcess (had one of these myself and they are red and angry and extremely painful!). With my OH (TMI alert!!) I squeeze his and fluid shoots out and they deflate really quickly. I am not entirely sure I should be advising you to do this, but in his case it doesn't take much pressure and obviously was hugely reassuring when we first spotted it. If you do try this, only apply pressure lightly, use clean hands and sterilise spot afterwards. If he does try this get him to put paper over it first (I once got shot in the face and it was disgusting!). My OH's father gets them too so fairly sure there is a genetic link.
Having said all this, going to GP is the best option (something my OH is resistant to) if you can make it and just be reassured that it will probably be nothing to worry about. Sorry for essay!

xx

hannahR · Jan 14th, 2010, 05:46 AM

I would go and see your doc lovey. xx

MiissMuffet · Jan 14th, 2010, 05:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by emma77

I have rather too much experience in this! My OH has the same thing on his back and they are cysts. Def not an abcess (had one of these myself and they are red and angry and extremely painful!). With my OH (TMI alert!!) I squeeze his and fluid shoots out and they deflate really quickly. I am not entirely sure I should be advising you to do this, but in his case it doesn't take much pressure and obviously was hugely reassuring when we first spotted it. If you do try this, only apply pressure lightly, use clean hands and sterilise spot afterwards. If he does try this get him to put paper over it first (I once got shot in the face and it was disgusting!). My OH's father gets them too so fairly sure there is a genetic link.
Having said all this, going to GP is the best option (something my OH is resistant to) if you can make it and just be reassured that it will probably be nothing to worry about. Sorry for essay!

xx

Oh my goodness! i would not suggest doing this until seen by a doctor 1st. u don't know what it is just by words describing it so it may do more damage than good.

Sounds like fun though! ew

x

amazed · Jan 14th, 2010, 05:53 AM

I would go see gp hun i have no idea xx

Ginaerhol · Jan 14th, 2010, 08:04 AM

did you see ur gp? xx

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emma77 Mum (Mom) Active BnB Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Bristol, UK Posts: 325	I have rather too much experience in this! My OH has the same thing on his back and they are cysts. Def not an abcess (had one of these myself and they are red and angry and extremely painful!). With my OH (TMI alert!!) I squeeze his and fluid shoots out and they deflate really quickly. I am not entirely sure I should be advising you to do this, but in his case it doesn't take much pressure and obviously was hugely reassuring when we first spotted it. If you do try this, only apply pressure lightly, use clean hands and sterilise spot afterwards. If he does try this get him to put paper over it first (I once got shot in the face and it was disgusting!). My OH's father gets them too so fairly sure there is a genetic link. Having said all this, going to GP is the best option (something my OH is resistant to) if you can make it and just be reassured that it will probably be nothing to worry about. Sorry for essay! xx

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