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Medical Conditions - Superficial Folliculitis

Superficial folliculitis is a condition that affects the upper part of the hair follicle and the skin directly next to the follicle. If the condition is mild, then it usually heals on its own within two weeks. A warm compress can help ease itching and help better healing.

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Why does the crotch bump recur in the same spot at age 20?

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What could be the reason behind darkening of skin bumps?

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Can folliculitis lead to leg scratching?

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Do small red bumps with no itching and pain on the skin suggest superficial bacterial folliculitis?

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