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I have a boil. when should i go to the doctor?
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Infection signs: Most boils will resolve on their own if kept clean. May apply warm compresses to help with discomfort. Any signs of infection like fever, increasing pain, or especially increasing redness or inflammation shouldprompt professional evaluation.
Answered 5/12/2019
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