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A member asked:
I have recurring boils on buttocks. i try to cover them with bandages, and sometimes i notice blood on the bandages when i change them. is bleeding a normal symptom of boils or could they be something else?
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Yes, bleeding is common in the process of healing specifically on areas of high pressure/friction. Best would be to have your doc examine and find ways to prevent them from forming.
Answered 1/25/2023
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