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Erysipelas (erysipeloid) is an infectious disease caused by bacteria of the genus Streptococcus, most often group A streptococci. The main clinical manifestation of erysipelas is acute inflammation of the skin filled with interstitial fluid, which may be accompanied by high fever, chills and general malaise. The onset of the disease is most often associated with damage to the skin, which allows the pathogen to penetrate into the deeper layers of the skin. Externally, erysipelas is characterized by bright red, swollen and hot to the touch skin, which makes diagnosis relatively simple. However, complications and improper treatment can lead to serious consequences, such as thrombophlebitis or gangrene.<\/p>\n

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