how do i treat boils?
November 9th, 2008 · 2 Comments
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2 responses so far ↓
1 Billy K // Nov 9, 2008
Wait till they come to a head and then prick them with something clean and sharp. Then squeeze and see what happens.
2 dude I // Nov 9, 2008
You go to the Physician immediately to determine the cause of the boil. If it is a staff infection, you should be on very potent antibiotics so that another boil does not appear.
Do not “prick” the boil as the debris from a boil can cause another boil if it touches another part of your body.