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- Redness:
The skin around the pimple appears red and inflamed.
- Swelling:
The area becomes raised and swollen, sometimes forming a noticeable lump under the skin.
- Pain or Tenderness:
The pimple may be sore to the touch, especially if it’s large or located near a joint.
- Warmth:
The affected area may feel warmer than the surrounding skin due to inflammation.
- Pus or Whitehead Formation:
A white or yellow tip may develop, indicating a buildup of pus inside.
- Itching or Irritation:
Some people feel mild itching around the area before or during the breakout.
- Tightness of the Skin:
If the pimple is large, the skin may feel stretched or tight in that area.
- Limited Movement (if very large):
In rare cases, a very painful or large pimple can make arm movement uncomfortable.
