Any doctors here?

shity sleeping, shity food, and smoking..... hmmm no clue what the problem could be

 

start taking a multivitamin or some sort of digestive enzyme as well to help digest your food properly

 

and STOP SMOKING!!!!!! thats one thing you dont want. so stop smoking for your own good

 

Sorry but you're looking in the wrong place. Boils are typically caused by bacterial infections on the skin, not a type of viral or fungal infection. It sounds like you need to see the Dr., but since you're against that, get a topical antibiotic cream and apply it often.

 

IM WORKING ON IT!!!!
Dammit dude. The dude that worked at the gas station that sold me packs got fired. I have NO connections to them now. FUCK

 

im sorry im only tryin to help you out bro

 

how old r u??? u might want to go find a very tall bridge.... or a really deep hole

 

im 16
i dont get the bridge and hole part though

 

Sorry i meant to put one of those faces on
youve helped out alot though, thanks for that

 

he means suicide

 

oh hahahah
hell no i cant do that dude, im a very christian man and if you kill yourself you go to hell. but if i werent, i probably wouldve killed myself long ago going throught the things i went through when i was a child.

 

I think hes looking for vagisil

 

and i hope you read my reply to you apologizing.
you shouldnt of apologized, i apologize for being an idiot. i feel like a douchedick now.

 

well at least you have your faith in God

 

heres a picture of what they look like, except mine are a tad bit bigger
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_Z5ltdcb_9X0/R8-YIi79raI/AAAAAAAAABo/hLuMXD3v1Ls/s320/boil2.jpg

 

lets see, you dont have a decent sleep schedule, you eat crap and smoke. Im guessing not much excercise either and you wonder why your body is reacting the way it is? Hhhmmmm? Get proper sleep, eat well, excercise, drink plenty of water and pop those things and above all "Embrace the Suck!" That will atleast rule out your unhealthy habits.

 

On second thought...

 

x100.

Herpes? What skanks have you been getting it from lately? We haven't seen nd in a while . . .

 

Do you have acne on your face too?

You are 16, its call puberty, hormonal changes, stress, poor hygiene and poor diet. Do you do your own laundry, wash your clothes and bedding often, shower daily and use an antibacterial soap. Eat healthy and drink a lot of water, stop smoking.

And you should apply heat not ice.

http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/boils-and-carbuncles/DS00466
http://www.medicinenet.com/boils/article.htm
http://www.emedicinehealth.com/boils/article_em.htm
http://www.webmd.com/skin-problems-and-treatments/boils

"Boils are most common during the teenage years, this is because the oil glands in the skin are at their most active. Boils are usually as a result of hair follicles becoming infected with the Staphylococcus Aureus bacteria. The excessive oil in the skin causes the bacteria to become trapped deep within the surface of the skin."
"It is very important that you DO NOT squeeze or burst the boils before the head has hardened. As with other boils, the pus from the pustule - or head of the boil - contains a large amount of infected material, this can easily lead to further infection, resulting in the development of further boils."
"A method of relief that you can try at home is to mix some Epsom salts in warm water, then place a soft cloth in the solution and apply it firmly but gently to the affected area. This will accelerate the natural healing process and will also offer some relief from the pain and discomfort.
For the best results from the use of warm compresses, you should repeat the process around 4 times a day. Within 3 or 4days you should notice that the head of the boil has hardened and the pus may be releasing naturally. At this stage the pus will not be as contagious as before. Once the pus has drained you should ensure the wound is kept clean and if necessary cover and treat with an antiseptic cream."

 

Hey bud, my wife is a nurse and she thinks that it might be MRSA (Staff Infection)...in which case if its not treated with a hard core antibiotic it can spread and keep coming back. Plus if your a drinker, sometimes your body can have an allergic reaction and boils like that will pop up. But Staff Infections look just like boils and large inflamed zits...suck it up and go to the doc! Its obvious your body isn't strong enough to fight off the infection and it won't be, hints your WBC count is off.