Is this a boil? 31F left buttock spot. Would love some advice!

Is this a boil? 31F left buttock spot. Would love some advice!

Hi, I noticed this bump (left) a couple days ago on my bum. I lightly squeezed it and some clear fluid came out so I figured it was a pimple and put a pimple patch on it. After taking off the pimple patch 12 hours later it started to bleed. I put on another pimple patch which did also fill up but again after i took it off it felt like it tore some skin and bled, which doesn't happen with me to pimples. It's not itchy but it's very sensitive. After some research I figured it's probably a boil and i switched to neosporin and bandaids. The thing is, this has happened to me before. You can see the scars of prior bumps next to it, and this current bump I swear I had it a month ago but then it went down (didn't fully go away) and then came back in full force. I used to NEVER get spots on my bum so I don't know why all of a sudden I'm getting these repeated ones that wont fully go away. Help?

u/CuteAssCryptid — 7 days ago

Collagen loss on one side of my face

Hello everyone, 31f here. I have had a bad habit for years about resting my head on my hand for long periods of the day, probably due to my hypermobility. As such, my hand is pressing on my left cheek a lot and not on my right, and i also sleep more on my left than my right. It isn't noticeable visibly yet, but my right cheek feels SO much tighter than my left, which feels really loose like I've tenderized it over time. I'm worried as I age I'll get one sided sagging because of it. Considering how many years ive been doing this (like 10+ probably), is there any way for me to even out my face a little or do something preventative here?

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u/CuteAssCryptid — 23 days ago
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I've been really lucky that I've had the opportunity to rest enough to take myself down from severe to moderate. In particular, my pain is a lot better managed now so instead of being in severe pain 24/7, the really bad bouts are only episodic and they don't get as bad as they used to be. But i've noticed it's harder for me to handle them when I do get a bad episode, like how it felt when I first got this illness. At a certain point I got used to the constant pain and nausea and fatigue but now that I'm doing better, all that resilience has gone away and I feel it so much more intensely. Suddenly it feels impossible to get through the moments that I went through daily for so long. I feel grateful but also I wish I had kept some of that resiliency. Has anyone else been through this and have any advice on how to process the pain all over again?

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u/CuteAssCryptid — 1 month ago