Smooth and delicate skin is what everyone aspires to, and expensive skincare products or cosmetics are applied to this end to cover up imperfections. But some people have small meat particles growing under the neck and armpits, uneven, although it is not painful or itchy, but it affects the image, so what are these small meat particles, can you use your hands to pull it off.
What are the small meat grains under the neck or armpits?
1. Filamentous warts
Filamentous warts belong to a class of warts, which are benign vegetations, the cause of which is an HPV virus infection, which manifests itself through the skin or mucous membranes. Filamentous warts are common on the anterior forehead, eyelids, and neck, and are characterized by elongated filaments, bulging out of the surface of the skin, keratinized at the top, and appearing grayish-brown or brown, which generally resolve spontaneously. Filamentous warts are likely to occur in people of every age group, especially adolescents and children.
2. Skin folds
Small flesh grains under the axilla and neck are usually skin folds, in addition to the underarms and neck, they often grow on the trunk and breasts, almost no harm to the human body, commonly in obese people. In addition, the necklace is often worn, and the necklace is constantly rubbed against the neck, resulting in a skin tag.
3. HPV virus infection
HPV virus is a spherical DNA virus, which is easy to cause squamous epithelial hyperplasia of the skin and mucous membranes, mainly manifested by genital warts or ordinary warts. In general, the immune system can clear the low-risk HPV virus in about two years. Only a few high-risk types of HPV can induce cervical or vaginal cancer.
4. Fat particles
Fat particles are common in obese people with small acne on the soft tissues of the skin, which generally grow under the neck or under the armpits. Such people should adjust their diet and maintain moderate exercise to improve metabolism and promote the elimination of fat particles.
5. Flat warts
Flat warts are also caused by HPV infection, resulting in flat warts on the face, forearms, and back of the hands, which are characterized by flattening. Flat warts are common in people between the ages of 16 and 30, especially in immunocompromised people.
Can you use your hands to cut off the small pieces of flesh under your neck or armpits?
To be sure, you can't use your hands to cut off the small meat particles on the skin. Because the hands will touch too many objects every day, the hands are stained with bacteria and viruses, etc., bacteria and viruses enter the blood circulation through the ruptured wound, resulting in wound infection, inducing folliculitis, and also promoting more and more small meat particles.
The correct treatment is to seek the help of a doctor, thoroughly disinfect the area, and use sterilized medical equipment to remove small meat particles. It is worth noting that not all small meat particles must be removed, as long as there is no pain, no itching, no need to worry about the image. If there is an increase in small meat particles in a short period of time, it is necessary to remove it immediately and do a pathological examination.
A message from the family doctor
Usually, you should arrange a reasonable diet, so that the diet is light and diversified, strictly control the total calorie intake, stay away from spicy and irritating foods, drink more water, and eat more fresh vegetables and fruits. Pay attention to skin cleanliness and hygiene, if too much oil accumulates on the skin, not cleaning in time can clog the pores, thereby inducing or increasing small meat particles, so you should wash your hands frequently, change your underwear frequently, and prevent grease from clogging pores. Actively control weight and control weight between 18.5 and 23.9. After the skin is infected, it is easy to generate small meat particles, so we should actively prevent skin infections, reasonably arrange work and work and rest, combine work and leisure, and adhere to moderate exercise to enhance their own resistance and reduce the risk of infection.
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