Cellulitis anti-inflammatory drugs

The human body is a very complex structure, and there will always be some problems to a greater or lesser extent. There are some diseases that we don't know much about, such as cellulitis, which is actually an acute or chronic suppurative infection of the subcutaneous tissue. It has a very serious impact on our subcutaneous tissue and body skin. Many times, such problems are dealt with by taking special anti-inflammatory drugs.

1. Cellulitis is an acute diffuse purulent infection of the subcutaneous tissue, fascia, and muscles. It often occurs after trauma, but can also be spread from adjacent infections through the lymphatic and blood circulation. It is an infectious lesion caused by hemolytic streptococci and spreads quickly. (a) There are two main types of cellulitis: primary and secondary. Secondary cases are often caused by wound infection and are the most common. For those with mild wound infection, there will be slight inflammation around the wound at first. If not treated in time, the inflammation will continue to develop, the lesion will expand, the redness, swelling, heat and pain will intensify, abscesses will form, the skin may necrotize, nearby lymph nodes will also swell and become painful, accompanied by systemic reactions such as fever, chills, loss of appetite, leukocytosis, etc. Sepsis may sometimes occur. (II) Treatment method 1: Cold compress can be used in the early stage. 2 In the acute phase, you must go to the hospital for ultrashort wave, ultraviolet light and other treatments. Often 1 to 2 treatments can control the development of inflammation. 3 If an abscess has formed, it should be promptly incised and drained, and ultrashort wave therapy and ultraviolet irradiation should be performed. 4 If inflammation is under control,