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Skin Infections - Skin Infections treatment of bacterial, yeast, staph, fungal skin infection

Bacterial skin infections

The skin's normal bacterial flora prevents colonization by pathogenic organisms. A break in epidermal integrity by trauma, leg ulcers, fungal infections (e.g. athlete's foot) or abnormal scaling of the skin (e.g. in eczema) can allow infection. If reinfection occurs, this may be due to asymptomatic nasal carriage of bacteria or the presence of other infected close contacts.

Impetigo

Cellulitis

Ecthyma

Erythrasma

Folliculitis

Boils (furuncles)

Hidradenitis suppurativa

Pitted keratolysis

Erysipeloid

 

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