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AUTHOR: sloneasyDATE: 04/02/02 4:42am
SUBJECT: Re: celluitis? Is
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AUTHOR: jitterbug
Celluitis is a spreading bacterial infection of the skin, usually caused by streptococcal or staphylococcal infections. Most often found in areas below the waist. Diabetics often have this condition,but I am now saying your child is diabetic. For mild cases of celluitis, oral dicloxacillin or cefazolin is effective. This information found in Tabers Medical Dictionary.
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