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A member asked:
Open folliculitis sore by genital (no std) painful. dial soap for anti bacterial treatment for 2-3 times a day is this normal 2 b painful?
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See your doctor.: If you have not seen your doctor for this, you should. You may need treatment with an oral antibiotic.
Answered 8/25/2015
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