TREATING CELLULITIS: COMPREHENSIVE CARE PLANS

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Have you ever felt a sudden, painful swelling or redness on your skin? These are common symptoms of cellulitis. Cellulitis is a bacterial infection that occurs in your deeper layers of the skin. Cellulitis Treatment depends on its severity and location. Cellulitis Treatment includes antibiotics and elevated leg positioning to improve blood flow in the veins around your ankle area. Cellulitis often occurs when bacteria enter the skin through a cut, scrape, or burn, causing the area to swell and feel warm and tender to the touch. The redness of cellulitis may spread beyond the injured area.

Cellulitis Causes

Cellulitis usually Causes when bacteria enter a break in your skin, such as a cut, scrape, insect bite, or burn. The bacteria may enter through cuts or abrasions on the skin caused by diabetes, intravenous drug use, poor circulation, and other conditions that weaken the immune system. People who have diabetes are at higher risk.

Bacterial Infection
Chronic Skin Conditions
Surgical Wounds
Animal Bites

Cellulitis Signs and Symptoms

Redness

Swelling of the Skin

Fever and Chills

Swollen Lymph Nodes

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Prevention of Cellulitis

If you have experienced cellulitis, you'll likely get it again. Usually, for most people, cellulitis will develop in the same place after treatment.

Prevention Of Cellulitis includes following these preventions to get rid of Cellulitis again.

  • Use moisturizer to prevent the skin from getting dry
  • Use antibacterial soap to clean the wounds
  • Keep the cuts clean, covered, and dry
  • Maintain weight
  • Avoid scratching the skin
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Cellulitis Infection Treatment

Cellulitis Infection Treatment depends on the severity of the infection, age, and overall health. Some people may experience severe cellulitis if they have continuous white discharge from a wound or other opening, high fever, and inflammation. Cellulitis Infection can become severe and spread to blood, bones, heart, or nervous system. If left untreated, these infections can lead to complications like amputation. Early detection can help prevent the spread of cellulitis.

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Antibiotics: An oral antibiotic (taken by swallowing) can successfully treat cellulitis. The type of antibiotic used & the duration of treatment will vary. The majority of people use antibiotics for 7-14 days. If you have a weakened immune system, you may need to continue taking the antibiotic for a longer period.

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Cellulitis is caused by bacteria like streptococcus and staphylococcus, entering the skin through a crack & break. MRSA (methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus),is a serious staphylococcus infection, has become more common in cellulitis.

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Cellulitis can take weeks to heal. Even after the infection has been completely cured, the swelling, weeping, and skin discoloration could continue for weeks. You won't need to take antibiotics for the entire time. Normally, the treatment lasts 7-10 days, although it may last longer in severe cases.

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You can reduce the chances of getting cellulitis again by:

  • Keep your skin fresh and hydrated.
  • Cleaning any cuts or wounds & using antibacterial cream.
  • Choosing suitable clothes and footwear can help prevent cuts and scratches.
  • When you work outside, use gloves.
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Consequences from cellulitis can be severe. These may involve significant tissue damage and death of tissue can turn into (gangrene). The infection may also spread to the blood, bones, lymphatic system, heart, and nerve system.

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