Theres an itchy pus blister on my child's head that's oozing clear pus what can i use??

Antiseptic: May benefit from a topical antiseptic/antibiotic dressing but if extensive and difficult/slow to drain or unwell may need consideration of oral antibiotics and other interventions. Best to consult a doctor or your local pharmacy for advice on products available in your local area that are suitable.

Bacitracin: Bacitracin is the OTC topical antibiotic that is recommended for skin sores. If the area has redness extending beyond the sore, you should have a doctor look at it.

Pediatrician.: It's not advisable to treat this condition at home without careful monitoring. Pus may mean an infection; any infection requires drainage, the correct antibiotics, & evaluation of underlying cause (immunodeficiency? Lice? Skin condition?). Use HealthTap Prime or talk to your pediatrician right away. Until then, use unscented soap & shampoo to wash the area (Johnson's, Ivory). Scratching makes wors

Mgt: The itchiness may indicate an allergic reaction and possible insect bite.