<s>[INST] Hi,I am having recurring boils from last one month and I have done check up today.doctor adviced me  to get test for pus culture and CBP.My CBP results are as follows.Please advice why my Eosinophils is high.Is it something serious.I was having this recurring of boils two years back and I have undergone pus culture test .results says that cocci is present in my body and I have undergone treatment.now a days i am again suffering from these boils.please adivce. Hemoglobin     13.0     g%     11.5 - 15.00      RBC COUNT     4.6     millions/cu mm     3.5 - 5.5      PACKED CELL VOLUME [PCV]     38.9     %     35.00 - 45.00      TLC Count     9500     10³/mm³     4000 - 11000      Platelet Count     2.4     10³/mm³     1.5 - 4.5      Neutrophils     54     %     40.00 - 80.00      Lymphocytes     30     %     20.00 - 40.00      Eosinophils     10     %     1.00 - 6.00      Monocytes     06     %     2.00 - 10.00      Basophils     00     %     1.00 - 2.00      WBC:     Eosinophilia + [/INST] Boils are usually caused by bacteria called Staphylococcus aureus. Most people who get recurrent boils are colonised with S. aureus. These bacteria are very good at sticking to skin, and can be carried in the nose or on the skin for a long time. As these bacteria can easily be passed around between members of the family, it is very common for several family members to have boils.Treatment includes course of antibiotics to deal with the infection. If the boils do not respond to the antibiotics, they may need to be drained and removed.It can be hard to completely remove S. aureus from the body. The following treatment can help, but to make sure it works as well as possible, all members of the family should have this treatment at the same time.•Naseptin – a medication taken four times a day for a period of 10 day.•Chlorhexidine shower or bath and hairwash every day for a period of 14 days.•Keep a separate towel for each member of the family, change for a clean towel every two days and wash the dirty towels on a hot wash cycle. RegardsDR De </s>