The symptoms of erysipelas are like this!

In many cases, the disease is caused by infection with a bacteria. There will be no adverse symptoms before the onset of the disease, but sudden fever, chills, and physical discomfort, and red spots will appear on the skin after about a few hours to a day.

1. Erysipelas is medically defined as a symptom caused by infection with a pathogen. Therefore, ordinary people will not be infected with the skin unless they have undergone surgery, suffered external injuries, or been exposed to unclean environments, so there is no need to worry. Some people in our lives are infected with erysipelas because their skin becomes inflamed, causing cracks or ulcers. At this time, pathogenic bacteria invade the human body and they are infected with erysipelas.

2. The symptoms of erysipelas are sudden fever, chills, and physical discomfort without any warning. After a while, about a few hours to a day later, red spots appear on the skin and expand in area, with clear boundaries. The skin temperature is high where the erythema occurs. Localized skin tension, nodules, and non-pitting edema may also occur. When disturbed by the symptoms, the erythematous area is painful to touch. The patient also has swollen lymph nodes. Pustules, blisters, or small areas of hemorrhagic necrosis may also appear. Erysipelas mainly occurs on the lower limbs and face.

3. If you suffer from erysipelas, you should seek treatment as soon as possible. You can take anti-inflammatory drugs orally , with a course of treatment lasting 10 to 14 days. At the same time, medicine can be applied on the skin surface. If the hard edema is caused by erysipelas over a large area, plastic surgery may be necessary to repair it.

Finally, patients with erysipelas should rest more during treatment. Drink more water and detoxify more in daily life. Keep the diet light, low in oil and salt. Do not eat spicy food. Avoid eating oily and high-fat foods and eat more vegetables and fruits. You can drink more tea and anti-inflammatory drinks.