Nose Lesion Injection
This lesion began as a pimple. It progressed over the course of appx 7-10 days and another outbreak was noted inferiorly to the main lesion upon presentation. The lesion cultured positive for Staph Aureus. Patient declined her primary doctors request for Biopsy and presented to Dr. Harper for alternative treatment options."
See photos for progress over the next 7-10 days. Lesion resolved not further treatment needed at this time.
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Nose Lesion Injection
Nose Lesion Injection | Dennis Harper, ND DC
This case began with what appeared to be a simple pimple that progressed over approximately 7–10 days. A secondary outbreak developed just below the main lesion before the patient sought care. Lab culture confirmed the presence of Staphylococcus aureus...
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This lesion began as a pimple. It progressed over the course of appx 7-10 days and another outbreak was noted inferiorly to the main lesion upon presentation. The lesion cultured positive for Staph Aureus. Patient declined her primary doctors request for Biopsy and presented to Dr. Harper for alt...
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