treatment of acute illnesses

How are acute skin infections treated?

Acute skin infections like cellulitis or impetigo require:
- Topical Antibiotics: For mild cases.
- Oral or Intravenous Antibiotics: For more severe infections.
- Cleaning and Dressing Wounds: To prevent further infection.

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