Understanding Cellulitis: Skin and Soft Tissue Infections

20 thoughts on “Understanding Cellulitis: Skin and Soft Tissue Infections”

1. Please can the Presenter explain to me why Iwas told that what happened tome was cellulitis after having a flu jab. The inflammation was not even at the site of injettison but below.

2. Which is the complete prescription for celutis ,am far away from hospital .kindly

3. Post side by side pictures of them and us💅🤣👑⏳🤦

4. Just getting over another case of Staph A . I have had many issues with this since a knee replacement 7 years ago. Only in the leg with the replacement

5. This is really a great video. Thank you

6. Thanks 🙏🏻 it’s clear

7. Helped me understand more than doctors. Used to have it because of a scab I kept picking on my ear that had that crust when I was 9/8.

8. Cellulitis of my breast 😫🤷‍♀️🙇‍♀️😱😭Tonsillitis?Ear infection…Not my decade ..

9. I've had it for over 12mths along with an ulcer nothing works to help

10. This is a big deal understanding about cellulitis is very very important because it's very important because cellulite us can turn into a necrotizing fasciitis the necrotizing fasciitis in a Manhattan minute and my sister-in-law around 2007 Had that and it was extremely bad they have to basically remove from her hip to her knee down to the bone almost and it got into her abdomen so she lost part of her intestine because of that she was hospitalized for almost a month

11. My doctor prescribed me Doxycycline Hyclate, will it help fight staph?

12. Only an idiot uses an IV . I tried it the first time

13. I contracted cellulitis after I had blood drawn for a blood test.

14. Maybe the government can quarantine us to keep us from getting and spreading this disease. I’m sure they can get Faucci to agree somehow. Eep our imports and goods locked up and tied down at the stupid ports. I’ve calidornia and at the border 🤡( while they pile in unvented illegal germ carriers into the country at 4am, which Pasacki says is not the middle of the night, ON MY TAX DOLLARS!)

15. I had cellulitis several years ago on my forehead I thought it was acne at first but it felt like somebody hit me square between the eyes my forehead ballooned up and my girl said we're going to the hospital found out it was stage 3 I was good again in a matter of days if you think you have something get it checked out it truly is to be better safe than sorry

16. My wife had cellulitis where the offending bacteria was roseomonas. Evidently it is rare but doesn't respond to the antibiotics she was prescribed. So when the culture results came in she was switched to ciproflaxin which worked after 2 ten day courses.

17. I had at the age of 64, in 2020, an arm (from top of shoulder to tips of fingers) a red, hot, painful & swollen twice the size arm. I let it go on for a week, then went to hospital, many tests & therefore diagnosis was "Cellulitis" I was put on IV ANTIBIOTICS for a week (a bag, every shift 3x's/day) it was rough, but also, a blessing in disguise. When in hospital, they found a DVT in my upper left thigh. So close to my lung.
    Fast forward "2" years. My left arm, never went back to normal. It is larger and deformed. My long sleeve (non-stretch) shirts, my left arm, is too big, therefore, can't wear. Can anyone tell me "Why" is didn't go back to original size?

18. Both times I've had Cellulitis the doctor (2 different drs) rx'd cephalexin AND doxycycline… And the first time, they told me if those don't give improvement within about 24 hrs, to start taking bactrim instead. I really haven't found these meds to have done that great of a job, so it's concerning to my that in this video, none of those were even mentioned! Just wondering if maybe they prescribed less than ideal antibiotics? 🙁

19. Okay so what antibiotic is good for this?

20. This video is great!

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