Less severe Infection of cellulitis
The infection of bacteria in the layer of skin under cuticles is cellulitis. Cellulitis finds its way inside the skin as a result of a wound or a skin lesion. Tinea pedis infections are mostly between the toes or fingers; the presence of cellulitis may make matters worse. Without proper treatment, cellulitis can be fatal. It can poison the blood, or the infection can penetrate the bone. The symptoms of cellulitis are a red area that is tender to touch. We can quickly treat and stop the disease by taking antibiotics that are effective against bacteria. Usual leading factors for cellulitis are trauma, ulcerations, insufficient venous, and lymphatic fluid and, peripheral vascular disease.