There is a bump on one side of the nose

A key part of a person's nose is the bridge of the nose, which is prone to disease. For example, skin allergies may occur around the bridge of the nose, so you must pay attention to protecting your skin. However, because everyone's skin is different, skin allergies are common. It's just that skin allergies that usually appear on the face can also easily occur near the nose. So what's going on with the bulge on one side of the nose?

It is considered to be a furuncle, which is not fully mature yet. It is recommended to apply erythromycin ointment locally and take some anti-inflammatory drugs, such as cefradine capsules and metronidazole, and bezoar detoxification tablets. Eat a light diet, avoid spicy, irritating, and irritating foods and alcohol, and drain the pus in time after the abscess matures.

1. If your child has a boil, parents can generally do the following:

Use medical alcohol or light salt water to clean the boil for your child, apply anti-infection ointment, and cover the boil with sterilized gauze. This can avoid the friction of clothes on the boil and prevent the spread of infection of the boil.

Never squeeze the boil with your hands in order to squeeze out the pus, as this will often aggravate the infection and cause more trouble. Generally, you can only wait for the pus to flow out on its own. Once the boil breaks, clean the affected area with medical alcohol or light salt water in time, continue to keep the affected area clean, and cover it with a sterile dressing for a few days.

To prevent the spread of infection, care should be taken not to share towels with other people. If the boil occurs on the buttocks, the baby should not use diapers as much as possible, or at least change diapers frequently.

If the boil is located in a dense area of ​​subcutaneous tissue or near lymph nodes, or if bloody fluid is flowing out of the boil, your child should be taken to the hospital for treatment.

Furuncle is an acute suppurative infection of a single hair follicle or sebaceous gland in the human skin caused by bacterial infection (usually Staphylococcus aureus). It is particularly likely to occur in the head, face, neck, armpits and buttocks of the human body. When a boil first occurs, it is red, swollen, hot and painful. When it matures, a small yellow-white pus head will appear in the center. It will heal after it ruptures on its own and the pus plug is drained. However, if it is not handled properly, such as by squeezing it randomly, the bacteria will enter the brain (cavernous sinus or meninges) with the blood, causing serious complications, and the condition will be very dangerous.

In addition, children with malnutrition and weak resistance may have repeated illnesses, which may lead to the furunculosis stage, making treatment difficult.

According to traditional Chinese medicine, boils are caused by heat toxins invading the skin and are a type of heat syndrome caused by sores and ulcers, so they are also called "heat boils." Boils that are as small as nails but have more severe reactions are called "boils". Furuncles are most common on the head, face, neck, back, and buttocks; furuncles are mainly seen on the face, fingers, and toes. Although boils are small, their prevention and treatment cannot be ignored.

First of all, we must pay attention to the cleanliness of the skin, otherwise staphylococcus will invade the hair follicles, sebaceous glands and subcutaneous tissue, causing suppuration and disease.

Usually, using 12 grams each of wild chrysanthemum, honeysuckle, dandelion, and mung bean skin and 6 grams of licorice, decocting them in water and drinking them instead of tea can also help prevent the occurrence of carbuncle. You can also take Liushen Pills in small amounts.

Once a boil occurs, it should be treated both internally and externally. For internal use of Chinese medicine for clearing heat and detoxifying, you can use 15 grams each of honeysuckle, forsythia, viola yedoensis, dandelion, wild chrysanthemum, and purslane, decocted in water and taken orally. For external application of Chinese medicine for clearing heat and detoxifying, you can use 60 grams of fresh purslane, or 60 grams of dandelion, or 60 grams of Patrinia oleracea, or 60 grams of young leaves of hibiscus, add a little salt, mash it, apply it to the affected area, change the dressing 2 to 4 times a day, it is more effective for boils that have not yet fester. If the boil has already become purulent, it must be allowed to mature and rupture, and the pus to flow out, before it can gradually heal.

Boils appear as painful, swollen, pus-filled swellings on the skin. It occurs when the hair follicles are infected by bacteria. Although some people carry bacteria in their noses, the source of the infection is unknown. Boils usually occur in moist areas such as the armpits, groin, and back of the neck.

The above introduces in detail some basic information about the hard lump growing next to the nose. I hope you can read it carefully.