Cellulitis is a prevalent form of bacterial infection affecting the deepest skin layer. It is typically caused by the entry of bacteria if the skin is damaged. Antibiotics are the main course of treatment but in some cases, the infection can rapidly spread throughout the body and can be life-threatening. There are some chronic ailments […]
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It is important to note that cellulitis is a bacterial infection of the skin and underlying tissues. This type of infection can occur on any part of the body, but quite common in the lower legs. Young children are susceptible to develop the infection under an eyelid which is a condition called as periorbital cellulitis.
Cellulitis is basically a bacterial infection that affects the deepest skin layer of an individual. It is commonly seen in the lower legs and typically develops once bacteria enters the body via a break in the skin through cuts or scrapes. The indications of this condition include swelling or reddening that steadily increases in size
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