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1x1 raised tender red lesion (possibly fluid filled) few inches below armpit for 3 days. getting more raised but not bigger. any dermatologist pls?
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Lesion: If this reddened raised lesion is also tender, it could be an early abscess. I recommend having it evaluated by a physician promptly. In the meantime apply warm soaks.
Answered 12/5/2018
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