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A member asked:
I have a recurring vaginal boil. how and when do i know it is improving? i am using warm compresses daily.
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Less pain, swelling: If you are treating it at home you should know it is resolving when it quits draining and there is less pain and swelling. If it is not resolving or seems to be getting worse see your doctor. Sometimes these types of recurring boils or abscesses need to be surgically removed.
Answered 6/10/2018
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