skin infections

What Are the Complications of Untreated Skin Infections?

If left untreated, skin infections in neonates can lead to severe complications such as:
Sepsis
Cellulitis
Abscess formation
Disseminated infection
Prompt and appropriate treatment is crucial to prevent these serious outcomes.

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