You should never try to pop or drain a boil at home. Some safer home remedies can help remove the core, and you can also see a doctor to have it medically removed. When bacteria infect a hair follicle ...

Boils form from infected hair follicles. They can start as small, red bumps and turn into hard lumps under your skin that secrete pus. They usually go away on their own, but can reoccur. A boil is a ...

A boil is a pus-filled lump that develops due to a blocked hair follicle or oil gland. Vaginal boils develop outside the vagina, in an area known as the vulva. Boils can occur in any area of the body, ...