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What is the chance of an infection in a popped cyst?
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INFECTION CHANCE: In general, fluid in cyst or blister is sterile and not a good a good idea to pop it as it will lead to infection due to entry of bacteria while puncturing blister. It's best to leave it alone and let it burst on it's own. Dr. Shah www.Cidsinfusion.Com.
Answered 9/8/2013
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