To my healthcare givers and that may have useful contributions in the house, please help a brother.

Some three to four months ago, I felt something swollen on my back like a bite from mosquito. I didn't waste time to burst it because that is what I always do whenever mosquito bites me. To my surprise, the thing swelled up again and I bursted it.

It got to a point that I even acted funny by applying snipper on the surface but, it wouldn't go. At certain point, it started itching me seriously and I decided to visit a pharmacy and the pharmacist asked some questions and prescribed some drugs to be taken for some period and asked me to come back for feedback. As I started taking the drugs within two to three days, it stopped itching me but it was still swollen. I went back to the pharmacist to give him feedback. He prescribed the drugs again and this time with a particular tube ointment/cream. He said that I should continually rub the ointment on the swollen skin and keep taking the drugs. It has neither been itching nor pain me since then but it keeps swollen the more.
Attached are the pictures of the infection and the ointment/cream.

Please, what can I do to remove it finally from my skin?

Beholder001:
To my healthcare givers and that may have useful contributions in the house, please help a brother.

Some three to four months ago, I felt something swollen on my back like a bite from mosquito. I didn't waste time to burst it because that is what I always do whenever mosquito bites me. To my surprise, the thing swelled up again and I bursted it.

It got to a point that I even acted funny by applying snipper on the surface but, it wouldn't go. At certain point, it started itching me seriously and I decided to visit a pharmacy and the pharmacist asked some questions and prescribed some drugs to be taken for some period and asked me to come back for feedback. As I started taking the drugs within two to three days, it stopped itching me but it was still swollen. I went back to the pharmacist to give him feedback. He prescribed the drugs again and this time with a particular tube ointment/cream. He said that I should continually rub the ointment on the swollen skin and keep taking the drugs. It has neither been itching nor pain me since then but it keeps swollen the more.
Attached are the pictures of the infection and the ointment/cream.

Please, what can I do to remove it finally from my skin?

Whats your location? Can you pay for local meds

Extratyre01:

Whats your location? Can you pay for local meds

I am in Ondo State. I don't want to do local, or what do you mean by 'local'?

Beholder001:

I am in Ondo State. I don't want to do local, or what do you mean by 'local'?

Traditional medicine

Extratyre01:

Traditional medicine

Thanks but no thanks.

Beholder001:

Thanks but no thanks.

You never see something

You don't want to do local becuase you thing western is better

Western that was extracted from local

Dey there dey look for western

Keep going to hospitals and pharmacies, they will cure you.

Black man running away from herbal medicine

Very funny and strange

Basically out of great ignorance

Abandon your traditional medicine culture in favour of western medicine

Since you.need advise on western

Go and buy amplicox beecham, original one and try it......if honey is not western, take a spoon of it morning and night original one, while on the.Beecham amplicox.

Try it for two weeks.

Restroom:


You never see something

You don't want to do local becuase you thing western is better

Western that was extracted from local

Dey there dey look for western

Keep going to hospitals and pharmacies, they will cure you.

Black man running away from herbal medicine

Very funny and strange

Basically out of great ignorance

Abandon your traditional medicine culture in favour of western medicine

Since you.need advise on western

Go and buy amplicox beecham, original one and try it......if honey is not western, take a spoon of it morning and night original one, while on the.Beecham amplicox.

Try it for two weeks.

Thanks for your contribution