Nasal furuncle is an acute inflammation of the hair follicle or sebaceous gland.
Causes: decreased resistance of the skin and the entire body to staphylococcal and streptococcal infections. The appearance of a furuncle is facilitated by metabolic disorders, diabetes, hypovitaminosis, hypothermia.
A person can be a carrier of infections and not suspect it. Under suitable conditions (hypothermia, decreased general protective properties, exacerbation of any chronic pathology of the body, stress, increased physical activity, alcohol abuse) streptococci or staphylococci begin to manifest themselves.
The formation of a boil is facilitated by:
The initial acute stage of the disease is characterized by a feeling of discomfort in the vestibule area. Pain appears, which can be of varying intensity - from not too strong to unbearable. Often the pain intensifies at night. If the boil turns black in the middle, this indicates that the root of the boil has formed.
Characteristic symptoms:
A laboratory blood test may reveal toxemia.
In the next stage (purulent furuncle), if measures are not taken in time or the treatment was inadequate, the symptoms become more complicated. The following is diagnosed:
If you do not receive qualified help, swelling of the optic nerves may occur, which leads to complete or partial paralysis of the eye muscle.
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Symptoms of a nasal boil
A furuncle is a purulent formation on the hairy surface of the skin.
What does a furuncle look like? It is easy to detect the formation, but only in cases where an acute inflammatory process has formed at the junction of the lateral and inner walls (vestibule of the nose). The hair follicle can become inflamed directly on the inner or lateral walls, but the bottom of the cavity is often affected.