Causes and Treatment of Pimples Accidental Discovery: In daily life, many times, people may accidentally find some lumps or bumps on themselves or others. Such findings can be confusing or worrying, especially when these lumps appear in more intimate or rare areas. For example, a lump of flesh next to a boy's butt can cause many questions and concerns.
Possible causes: Pimples can have a variety of causes, common ones including lipomas, boils, and abscesses.
Lipoma: A benign lump formed by abnormal growth of fat cells in the body. It is usually painless, soft, and can be moved under the skin.
Buncles: Local inflammation of hair follicles or sebaceous glands, often caused by bacterial infections such as staphylococci. The lump may be red, painful, and form a pus in the center.
Abscess: A localized, purulent inflammation caused by a bacterial infection that causes redness, swelling, pain, and burning sensation of the skin. Treatment advice: When you notice lumps or lumps on your body, do not deal with them yourself at first to avoid aggravating symptoms or causing infection. It is recommended to seek medical attention as soon as possible to have the lump evaluated and diagnosed by a professional doctor. Depending on your doctor's recommendations, surgery, medication, or other medical measures may be needed. Privacy: Some parts of the body can be relatively private, so it's important to respect personal privacy when dealing with these areas. Whether it is a family member or a lover, you should knock on the door and obtain consent before entering the private space of others to avoid unnecessary embarrassment or conflict. Summary: Pimples that appear on the body can be caused by a number of reasons, the most important thing is to seek timely medical attention and follow your doctor's advice. At the same time, in life, we should also learn to respect the privacy of others and avoid causing unnecessary trouble to others.