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  • Medical advice: boils.
  • bananaworld
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    Holy mother of jehovah, I've got a boil the size of a **** planet on my brow and it hurts like the proverbial sh!t.

    Question is, should I take the advice of that prestigious medical journal and lance it or leave it alone…?

    jedi
    Full Member

    lance it and video it and stick it up on here. full sound

    stuartie_c
    Free Member

    This video should give you some guidance on how best to treat it.

    TandemJeremy
    Free Member

    A boil? Or just a plook?

    If it really is a boil Get professional advice you might well need antibiotics. Some are best lanced some are not – depends if you can feel a reservoir of pus under the surface and how deep it is.

    Pics?

    bananaworld
    Free Member

    If I had the guts, I'd video it, but I'll probs scream like a girl.

    That video is PRICELESS: I can only dream of the relief the guy must be feeling. I hope he's drunk though cos it must hurt so fricking much. I particularly like the way he keeps asking ot be shown the results…

    Is it a boil? Well, it's got no head despite a massive chamber of cack under the surface (which is astonishingly annoying) and is tender as the night.

    Believe me, you don't want pics…

    flippinheckler
    Free Member

    How can anyone on here who is medically qualified give you an opinion without any pics! 🙄

    retro83
    Free Member

    Go to the doctors, they can turn pretty nasty.

    I had one on my forearm, and did the classic man thing of leaving it until it was so painful I could not continue to perform my daily chores. Suffice to say I now have a large scar (with a bizarre hole in the flesh where it was) and had to take a long course of anti-biotics.
    😳

    TandemJeremy
    Free Member

    Massive chamber of cack you say – you can feel it?

    If you have the bottle lance it then – sterilise whatever you are going to do it with – hold the skin tight and a nice firm jab. Otherwise go to your local minor injuries clinic and get them to do it.

    Are yo sure it is not an alien?

    And yes – we do want pics – preferably before and after if not during.

    bananaworld
    Free Member

    Is anyone on here medically qualified???

    Doctors you say, I should go, ay? Hmmm, well that would be damn inconvenient…

    Can I feel it? CAN I FEEL IT????? Something with the mass of Jupiter has entered orbit in the skin under my forehead and you're asking if I can FEEL IT????

    Yes, I can feel it.

    But I'd rather not as it hurts. A lot.

    flippinheckler
    Free Member

    TandemJeremy
    Free Member

    Can you feel the liquid centre? thats the indication for lancing it

    Drs is not a bad idea – antibiotics might well be needed. Minor injuries clinic at your local hospital might be a good bet as well – open out of office hours and just walk in.

    bananaworld
    Free Member

    Prolax? I thought Picolax was the weapon of choice on here…

    No liquid centre, just a mass of tender pain.

    TandemJeremy
    Free Member

    No liquid centre – forget lancing! you need antibiotics – the sooner the better

    bananaworld
    Free Member

    Ok you sick voyeurs, but it ain't pretty, or actually that exciting:

    http://g-s.fotopic.net/c1773648.html

    bananaworld
    Free Member

    you need antibiotics

    But I've never had antibiotics in my life – what if it kills all the friend;y gut bacteria I've worked three decades on…?

    MikeG
    Full Member

    TandemJeremy
    Free Member

    Not that bad – deffo not ready for lancing and after seeing that pic I prescribe a big does of MTFU.

    Antibiotics might be indicated

    bananaworld
    Free Member

    I prescribe a big does of MTFU

    But it hurts

    scaredypants
    Full Member

    banana, you seem to have a spot

    that video though ! – more of an exorcism than a lancing 😯

    Kit
    Free Member

    Back to that video – looked like a cyst to me. Had/have one on my back that got infected and got very sore and angry. GP had to cut it open without anaesthitic – boy did that hurt! Got home after work and had great delight in squeezing more pus and cyst material out of it 🙂

    Now got a bit of a scar and due to have the cyst removed properly in a few weeks. Can't get enough of those videos – something really satisfying about them!

    bananaworld
    Free Member

    you seem to have a spot

    But, like I said, it hurts

    And that video is truly inspiring: I know what you mean about the satisfaction angle!

    Flaperon
    Full Member

    I think that's a spot, not a boil. Sorry. You might want to avoid squeezing it unless it has a crust, since you'll force the infection deeper into the skin.

    jedi
    Full Member

    get the potato peeler out and whip the top off.
    video it as well. it will at least be worth 250 quid for the video

    bananaworld
    Free Member

    Jedi, dude, Jeremy Beadle is dead… 🙁

    get the potato peeler out

    Like your style though!! 😀

    jedi
    Full Member

    i had one on my back once. i dismantled a pencil sharpner for the blade and sliced it in a mirror.

    looked like zoro had got me after 🙂

    bananaworld
    Free Member

    Shit, you're twice the man I'll ever be.

    Shame you didn't use yer light saber though…

    samuri
    Free Member

    That video was absolutely vile….but strangely entrancing. The amount of pus in that thing was truely spectacular. It was like cottage cheese at the end, the woman doing that must have had a stomach of steel.

    As for the op, that's just a spot, MTFU, wait for it to grow a yellow head and then give it a squeeze.

    I remember getting a great big spot on my foreskin. It was big, red and seriously hard (the spot), for about a week, and then I bit the bullet so to speak, gripped my foreskin from the bottom, pulled it down until the spot was shiny and exposed. Quick grip with my other hand and SQUIRT! All gone.

    What? Have I gone too far?

    thegreatape
    Free Member

    Just be glad you haven't got a pilonidal (sp?) sinus. The stinking pus that comes out of one of them really is something to behold. I've had two, first time before I found out what it was I thought I'd grown a second arsehole it was that foul.

    bananaworld
    Free Member

    You never forget your first ****, ay Sam?

    There's defiintely a certain amount of unsupervised-male conversation on here after a certain time of night…

    bananaworld
    Free Member

    NEW FLASH – UPDATE

    Oh you lot are gonna love this:


    http://g-s.fotopic.net/p61799033.html

    I woke up this morning to find that the swelling around it has got so bad that I can't open my eye properly.

    Think I might have to MTFD a bit and go to the hospital. When they ask I'm gonna give my name as 'Joseph Merrick'.

    samuri
    Free Member

    looking nice, I still think it's just a bit of a spot though. Jam a pin in it.

    Steve-Austin
    Free Member

    its a spot!!!

    bananaworld
    Free Member

    Nah, it's defo not just a spot. I'm a bit of an expert on spots cos I have my fair share and throughly enjoy, against medical advice, squeezing them. There's no squeezing this bad boy and the swelling around it is insane: it's encroaching on my eye socket and I can't open my left eye all the way!

    It is to a spot as Terminator is to Robosapien.

    IanMunro
    Free Member

    Have you got a dremel? That'll sort it in a jiffy!

    tankslapper
    Free Member

    Gaffer tape?

    robgarrioch
    Full Member

    Beware hard-of-hearing nurses, if you wear glasses…

    ("No nurse, I said remove his glasses & prick his boil!")

    IGMC

    bananaworld
    Free Member

    Maybe a Dremel and THEN gaffer tape, if we're going down the real man route?

    montylikesbeer
    Full Member

    Get a lance

    PeterPoddy
    Free Member

    Get a Lance?

    AndyP
    Free Member

    ("No nurse, I said remove his glasses & prick his boil!")

    FAIL.
    it's 'spectacles', not 'glasses'…

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