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I am on day 5 of cephalexin for paronychia. a pus filled blister has formed but my finger now has little pain. will it pop on its own?
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Probably: Yes! i would recommend observation, maybe soap and water soaks, and if anything is changing that you don't believe is right go see your pcp or er.
Answered 5/21/2017
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