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Cancer lumps usually don’t hurt. If you have one that doesn’t go away or grows, see your doctor. Night sweats. In middle-aged women, it can be a symptom of menopause, but it’s also a symptom of cancer or an infection. How can you tell if a lump is cancerous? Bumps that are cancerous are typically […]

Whether you’re working from home or just looking to stay comfortable, a bralette is often less constricting than a traditional bra with its minimal design. This style has no clasps, hooks or hardware of any kind. Instead, it offers full coverage support with smooth fabric and removable padded cups. What is the best bra to […]

Boils and cysts can both look like bumps on your skin. The main difference between a cyst and a boil is that a boil is a bacterial or fungal infection. Most cysts are slow-growing and benign (noncancerous), and they aren’t contagious. Boils, on the other hand, can spread bacteria or fungi on contact. When should […]

Use gentle scrubs and noncomedogenic creams so skin pores don’t get clogged. Over-the-counter body washes that include salicylic acid and benzoyl peroxide can provide some relief of mild inflammatory acne. Avoid coarse or rough body scrubs, since they’re traumatic to the skin. How do I get rid of acne on my chest? Here are eight […]

Treatment for a breast lump depends on the cause. Most are harmless and may go away on their own without treatment. Can breast lumps disappear on their own? It’s hard not to panic when you discover a breast lump. Fortunately, most lumps aren’t cancerous. Your healthcare provider can order the appropriate tests to determine what’s […]

One thing you shouldn’t do is pop your chest pimples. I know, I know, it’s tempting. The zits aren’t on your face, so you may not care as much about the popping resulting in a large red blob, but Dr. Shamban assures that “it’s not a good idea because there’s a higher risk of scarring” […]

You might think you have a pimple or boil at first, but keratoacanthoma can grow fast and get as big as a quarter in a couple of months. It looks like a small, red or skin-colored volcano — there’s a distinctive crater at the top of the lump that often has keratin, or dead skin […]

Can I prevent boils from recurring? Avoid sharing towels or washcloths with anyone. Avoid sharing razors or topical deodorants. Clean bathtubs, toilet seats, and other frequently touched surfaces. Cover any existing boils with clean bandages. Bathe regularly, especially after sweating. Why do I constantly keep getting boils? Most boils are caused by a germ (staphylococcal […]

Typical breast boil symptoms include: small lump or bump. pinkish-red color. yellow or white center. Is it normal to have a boil on your breast? A boil is usually harmless, but large boils can sometimes be a type of breast abscess , which is a potential symptom of mastitis and breast cancer. Even though raised […]

Most boils are caused by Staphylococcus aureus, a type of bacterium commonly found on the skin and inside the nose. A bump forms as pus collects under the skin. Boils sometimes develop at sites where the skin has been broken by a small injury or an insect bite, which gives the bacteria easy entry. What […]

The boil will most likely heal itself within one to two weeks. If your boil isn’t healing after two weeks or if it rapidly increases in size, you should visit a doctor. They will check the area, drain it if needed, and may recommend other treatments, including antibiotics. Is it normal to get boils on […]

Causes of breast boils Boils are caused by a bacteria growth within a hair follicle or sweat gland and can grow as dead skin and pus builds up behind the follicle. The most common bacteria that causes boils is Staphylococcus aureus. They can also be caused by fungi living on the skin surface. Is it […]

Excessive sweating, especially when wearing clothing that doesn’t breathe or traps moisture against the skin. Application of harsh chemicals from soap, laundry detergents, and other hygiene or cleaning products. Use of medications like corticosteroids or testosterone that can impact hormone regulation. Why am I getting acne on my chest female? Friction from skin rubbing up […]

A cancerous lump may feel rounded, soft, and tender and can occur anywhere in the breast. In some cases, the lump can even be painful. Some women also have dense, fibrous breast tissue. Feeling lumps or changes in your breasts may be more difficult if this is the case. How can you tell the difference […]

Improperly fitting nursing bra. If your bra is too big, it could rub against your skin. If it’s too tight, it could put excessive pressure on your breast tissue. Both of these situations can lead to blisters. Can bras cause skin irritation? “Buildup of sweat and moisture under your breast by the bra line can […]

Acne happens when oil, dirt, dead skin cells and bacteria clog your skin’s pores. Back acne usually results when sweat gets trapped under a shirt or athletic gear during exercise or strenuous activity. Clothing rubs against your sweaty skin, which leads to zits or makes them worse. Why am I having acne on my back […]

Symptoms of Fungal Acne Very itchy skin. Clusters of small red bumps. Spots on your forehead and chin, and the sides of your face. Spots on your chest, back, neck, and arms. What does the start of fungal acne look like? In fungal acne, the spots are red bumps (papules) or pustules (white heads) of […]

Can a dirty bra cause a breast rash? Bacteria and yeast-like comfortable, moist places like the underside of the breasts. If these microorganisms build up on your bra, you may notice irritation and redness, or a full rash or infection that requires medical attention. Can Unwashed bra cause rash? The risk of getting an actual […]

Blind pimples are pimples (zits) that form under your skin. They may stay under your skin’s surface, causing pain and inflammation. Or they may erupt through the surface in the form of a whitehead, blackhead or red bump. Treatment includes warm compresses and acne-fighting creams. Why is blind pimple so hard? Hard pimples are caused […]

Here are a few reasons why you may have developed a rash: irritation from a bra because it is too tight or the fabric or lace is scratchy, or allergies to the chemicals used to make the bra, or to the detergent or fabric softener you are using. Why do I get a rash after […]