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Cellulitis — a common, potentially serious bacterial skin infection — is not directly contagious.
Infections caused by bacteria or viruses are usually treated by doctors trained in infectious diseases. Mayo Clinic neurologists and others may work with ...
Rheumatic fever can happen after a throat infection from group A streptococcus bacteria, also called strep bacteria. ... Group A strep infections of the skin or ...
Mark Pearce, 61, was facing a possible limb amputation, even death, when a multidrug-resistant bacterial infection within his prosthetic hip replacement ...
Your health care provider may ask for a urine sample. The urine will be looked at in a lab to check for white blood cells, red blood cells or bacteria. You may ...
Cephalexin is used to treat bacterial infections in many different parts of the body. It belongs to the class of medicines known as cephalosporin ...
Infections. Sexually transmitted infections ... Sometimes antibiotics used to treat an infection can kill helpful bacteria in the bowels, allowing the harmful ...
Usually, anthrax bacteria enter the body through a wound in the skin. You can also become infected by eating contaminated meat or inhaling the spores. Signs and ...
Systemic infections from foodborne bacteria may cause: Blood clots in the kidneys. E. coli can result in blood clots that block the kidneys' filtering ...
Your cervix acts as a barrier to keep bacteria and viruses from entering your uterus. When the cervix is infected, there's an increased risk that the infection ...
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