Having a boil on your butt can be a painful and uncomfortable experience. A large pus-filled lump on your buttocks can be difficult to get rid of and may become even more infected if you try to squeeze it. Butt boils usually start out as a small infected hair follicle that develops into a red bump and gradually becomes inflamed and filled with pus as the bacterial infection gets deeper.

A feeling of pain in the right side of your chest or abdominal region usually makes many people worry. The right side of your upper body contains many vital organs like your liver, right lung, and one of your kidneys. Infection, disease, or blocked arteries can cause pain ranging from mild discomfort to sharp, stabbing right side pain. You might be concerned about any kind of acute or chronic right sided pain, but you need to know that not all causes of this pain are serious and in some cases they might be a result of common conditions such as heartburn, excess gas or muscle strain.

Discovering a cyst in your armpit or any other kind of armpit lump can make you feel worried and concerned. Because cysts that grow in the armpits are generally painless, you might not even realize you have one. Cysts in your armpits may be as small as a pea or they could develop into a larger cyst or boil that becomes infected and causes pain in your underarm.

A pimple inside your nose can look like a painful bump and it can cause you a lot of discomfort. Pimples form when hair follicles get plugged with excess oil and dead skin cells. If bacteria get into the blocked follicle in your nose, this can cause the pore to become inflamed and itchy, resulting in pus-filled pimple. Sometimes, the nasal pimple or pustule can become tender and very painful to touch.

Any kind of acute or chronic pain in the left side of your chest or the left side of the abdomen can be a cause for concern. The left side of your upper body contains many vital organs like your heart, left lung, spleen, pancreas, part of your liver and stomach. Infection, disease, or blocked arteries can cause pain ranging from mild discomfort to sharp, stabbing pains in the left side of your body.

Having a blackened and bruised toenail is rarely a cause for serious concern. An injury to your toe because of running, wearing incorrect footwear, or a trauma can cause bleeding under a toenail that results in the nail turning black. Depending on the severity of the trauma, just a part of the toenail could show signs of bruising or the whole area under the nail could turn black, and eventually the bruised toenail will fall off.

Inner thigh pain can cause a lot of discomfort anywhere on the inside of your leg from your groin area in the upper inner thigh to your knee. Depending on the reasons for having a sore inner thigh, the pain may be sharp and stabbing or it could be a constant dull ache. Sometimes the pain can radiate from other parts of the body to the inner thigh making it uncomfortable to go about your daily activities.

Ingrown pubic hair commonly appear around the genital area, or the bikini line after removing hair by shaving, waxing, or plucking. Sometimes, when your hair regrows it doesn’t break through the skin, instead, it curls around and grows back into the skin. This can cause ingrown hair bumps (also called razor bumps) and inflamed pimples around your pubic region that are very often red, itchy, painful, and irritated. If the bumps on the pubic area become infected, they can turn into inflamed boils or cysts that can fill with pus.

A bump inside your nose can be a nostril pimple, a nasal boil or another kind of inflamed lump causing discomfort, pain, and swelling. Bacterial infections or a blocked hair follicle inside your nasal passages are usually to blame for the sore nasal bump. At first, you may not notice the nostril bump at all, but as the lump grows, it may become itchy, swollen, painful, and fill with pus.