According to Dr. SK Gupta - Dermatologist, DMCH, Darbhanga, Bihar (India), the skin is the body's protective organ against harmful agents from the environment. However, when infected, the skin can be seriously damaged and lead to dangerous complications if not treated promptly. Here are 5 infections that can cause serious damage to the skin:
cellulose inflammation
Cellulitis is a skin infection caused by bacteria entering through cuts, scratches or insect bites. Symptoms of the disease include redness, swelling, heat and pain. If not treated promptly, cellulitis can spread and lead to serious complications, even threatening life.
Landslide
equipping is a skin infection caused by bacteria that is very contagious, especially common in children. The manifestation of the disease is red ulcers or blisters, which burst out and formed a characteristic honey scaly layer. Itchy scratches can make the disease worse, making it easier for it to spread to other areas of the body or to others.
Mushroom infections
Fatty infections, such as haemorrhoids, foot and mouth fungus or Yeast infections, can cause symptoms such as redness, itching and sometimes a rash with a rash. These fungal infections are very common and often thrive in moist areas of the body. If not treated promptly, fungal infections can spread and cause serious damage to the skin.
cau and MRSA infection
The staphylococcus aureus bacteria can cause skin infections, including boils, abscesses, and follicular inflammation. In particular, the type of staphylococcus aureus resistant to methicillin (MRSA) causes difficult-to-treat infections due to stronger drug resistance. Common manifestations of MRSA infection include swollen, red, and painful skin areas. This infection can spread and affect overall health if not treated promptly.
virus virus virus virus simplex (HSV)
virus herpes simplex (HSV) can cause mouth disease (bubbles) or sexual herpes. This infection causes fluid-filled blisters, causing pain in the affected skin. Although it can be controlled with antivirals, outbreaks can occur at any time. The damage caused by the HSV virus can cause long-term skin damage if not treated properly.
Note
If you suspect you have a skin infection or a skin problem, consult a dermatologist for timely diagnosis and treatment, says Dr. SK Gupta. Early intervention will help protect the skin and maintain overall health.
