Hard pimples grow inside the body

The phenomenon of hard lumps growing inside the body is almost never encountered in real life, and is easily overlooked because some parts may be T-shaped. It depends on where they grow. If it is a smooth surface and the skin is not raised, but it feels hard inside, it should be considered as a tumor or cyst. In addition, acne cannot be ruled out.

I have a hard lump and it hurts when I touch it. What's going on?

In fact, the hard bumps on the chin are very likely to be acne. Some pimples do not fester and instead become hard lumps. We call these hard bumps "nodular acne." This type of hard pimple is a more serious type of acne because it is large in area, red and swollen on the surface, and feels hard, so it is relatively more difficult to remove.

This type of nodular acne accumulates a large amount of discarded keratin in the sebum, causing the originally inconspicuous small acne to gradually turn into more serious hard lumps. If not treated promptly, it may cause scarring. Therefore, in our daily life, we must maintain some good habits to help promote the elimination of hard pimples.

1. Clean your face

Facial cleansing is very important, especially as oil, dust and makeup residues are left on the skin throughout the day. At this time, you must pay attention to the cleanliness of your chin. During the acne period, you do not need to use products with too strong cleansing power, as this will easily make the original nodular acne worse. Use a mild cleanser or foaming cleanser and gently press it on the hard pimples and clean them in circular motions.

2. Regular cleaning and disinfection of pillowcases

Many serious nodular bumps are caused by infection with mites, so when you find hard bumps on your chin, you must reflect on how long it has been since you washed the pillowcase you use every day. Because the oil and dirt on the hair will get on the pillowcase when you sleep, and the contact between your chin and the pillowcase will cause infection. So be sure to clean and disinfect regularly.