What is celulitis

Cellulitis is a deep bacterial infection of the skin. The infection usually involves the face, or the arms and legs. It may happen in normal skin, but it usually occurs after some type of trauma causes an opening in your child’s skin. This …

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Cellutosis is a very painful infection under the skin. If left untreated it can go into the blood stream and cause death. It is most coman in people that already have some kind of other medcail comdition like Lymphadea (swelling of the legs…

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Cellulitis is defined as a spreading inflammation of subcutaneous or connective tissue, and lymphadenitis is defined as inflammation of one or more lymph nodes

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Related Questions Answered on Y!Answers

Please What is the best way to avoid a subtle celulitis behind my legs?

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A: Unfortunately, cellulite occurs in every 8 out of 10 women/teen girls.It is only a result of the body growing quickly. It’s totally normal,and you don’t have to be “fat” to get it; very often, a super skinnysize 0 girl gets cellulite.They can’t completely go away, but they do fade. You couldwait and see if they fade naturally, but the chances are not thathigh; a VERY popular way of reducing the look of cellulite issomething called ‘Bio Oil.’ Last time I checked, they were sellingBio Oil at Wal-Mart (http://www.bio-oil.info/en) or (http://www.amazon.com/Bio-Oil-Specialist-Treatment-PurCellin/dp/B00156C2EK/ref=pd_sim_hpc_1/184-7253048-1097701). You could also try the ‘Nivea Good-Bye Cellulite’product (http://walmart.triaddigital.com/enhancedrendercontent_ektid17968.aspx). They sell that at Wal-Mart too.:)

How long do cellulitis ulcers persist? I was hospitalized with a celulitis infection in March.?

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A: It depends on the cause of the ulcers. Cellulitis RESULTS from ulcers, rarely is it the other way around.Common ulcer causes : diabetic neuropathy, venous stasis, edema (swelling of the legs), poor circulation.

I have been prescribed Insulin for my Celulitis. Could I go into a coma when asleep?

Q: Last night I woke up at 3 a.m., was feeling faintish. When I checked my blood for sugar, the reading was 60. Is it possible to get a coma while asleep.

A: The first thing that makes absolutely no sense: Why were you prescribed insulin for cellulitis? Insulin is a treatment for diabetes. Cellulitis is treated with antibiotics. Are you sure the cellulitis wasn’t a symptom of untreated/undiagnosed diabetes? Secondly, if you take insulin, low blood sugar is a risk any time. This is especially scary if you are sleeping. Test your blood sugar before going to sleep. I generally like to be about 120 before I go to sleep, but you need to take into account any insulin that is still working when you go to sleep. Keep glucose tabs or other fast acting sugar by your bed so if you wake up with low blood sugar you won’t have to think too much.