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Overview

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Overview

 

Erysipelas is an acute infection of the skin and underlying fat tissues, usually caused by the streptococcus bacteria.




Causes

 

The symptoms of erysipelas usually arise quite suddenly.

A small red area appears on the skin. Within a few hours it expands markedly.

The infection spreads like a wave beneath the skin, creating a raised border between the infected area and the surrounding, healthy skin.

The less dense tissue underneath the skin (fat tissue) is particularly prone to infection. In the facial area, the inflamed spot is typically found on the cheeks and around the eyes and ears.

The development of the infection is accompanied by chills, high fever and headaches. Without effective antibacterial treatment, the patient may feel quite unwell.

 



Symptoms

 

 



Risk Factors

 

This highly unpleasant condition is most common in elderly people. It is also seen in the very young, and in people with immune-deficiency (due to HIV or cancer of the components of the blood for example).

A breach in the skin surface is a common route into the body for infectious organisms. Because of this, eczema, or even a small scratch, especially in the area around the ear or in the auditory passage can lead to erysipelas.

People with a leg ulcer or fungal infection on the foot are at increased risk, as these conditions weaken the normal defence mechanisms of the skin and make it easier for the bacteria to invade.

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