Skin infections can range from a local superficial problem, such as IMPETIGO, to a widespread and more serious infection. Examples of bacterial skin infections include ECTHYMA, folliculitis, BOILS, CARBUNCLES, SCARLET FEVER, CELLULITIS, and.. Read More
Health and Wellness | 06.10.09 | No Comments
First recognized as a distinct condition in the mid-1800s, this disease has been incorrectly called by many different names, including Ritter’s disease or toxic epidermal necrolysis. Only recently was its cause discovered to be a toxin-pr.. Read More
Health and Wellness | 05.18.09 | No Comments
A superficial skin infection, most commonly found in childhood, that is caused by streptococcal or staphlococcal bacteria. Impetigo should be treated as soon as possible to avoid spreading the infection to other children and to prevent a ra.. Read More
Health and Wellness | 01.5.09 | No Comments
