What is the reason for pimples on the buttocks?

If you find lump-like things growing inside your buttocks, you should carefully analyze the cause and seek timely treatment. Common symptoms include tinea cruris, small boils, allergies, etc. These symptoms can usually be treated by applying corresponding medicines.

1. It may be eczema or tinea cruris. One is caused by allergies, and tinea cruris is caused by fungal infection. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a fungal examination to confirm the diagnosis. If the result is positive, it is tinea cruris, and if the result is negative, it is eczema. It is recommended to apply antifungal drugs externally for tinea cruris. It is recommended to apply topical drugs containing corticosteroids for eczema. Actively carry out anti-inflammatory treatment, avoid touching with the right hand to avoid infection, get more rest, get enough nutrition, avoid eating spicy and irritating foods, and avoid eating seafood that may cause allergies to avoid aggravating symptoms, pay attention to personal hygiene, and actively deal with it. If the inflammation is controlled by anti-inflammatory treatment, that would be best. If it is not controlled, perform incision and drainage if necessary. A detailed examination should be conducted to clarify the need for active treatment. If there is no discomfort or abnormality, no special treatment is required for the time being. Just a reasonable diet, a combination of work and rest, vitamin C supplementation, etc., keep the local area clean and avoid adverse stimulation. If necessary, surgical treatment can be performed. Specific details should be followed under the guidance of the clinical physician.

Second, it is more likely to be a small boil, which will cause local redness, swelling, pain, and itching. You should receive symptomatic treatment in a timely manner.

Guidance:

It is recommended to take metronidazole tablets, amoxicillin capsules, and vitamin C tablets under the guidance of a doctor, take them according to the instructions, pay attention to local hygiene, avoid irritation, and recover as soon as possible.

3. It may be a case of local folliculitis, which requires timely symptomatic treatment with medication.

Guidance:

When this happens, you can use iodine tincture for disinfection in time, and then use Bactroban for external application, combined with local hot compress, to promote the disappearance of inflammatory infection.