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Skin infection

Noticed redness, swelling, or pus on your skin? Our online doctors can assess skin infections and provide treatment, including antibiotics if needed.

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Adults 18 years and over 30min
International visitor (all ages) 10min
International visitor (all ages) 10min
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International visitor (all ages) 15min
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International visitor (all ages) 30min

What is Skin infection?

Skin infections can range from mild (like a small patch of impetigo or a fungal rash) to more serious conditions like cellulitis. They often occur after a break in the skin and may be caused by bacteria (e.g. Staph), fungi, or viruses. Prompt treatment can help prevent the spread or worsening of the infection.

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What Are the Symptoms of a Skin infection?

Symptoms vary but often include:

Redness, warmth, or swelling

Pain or tenderness in the affected area

Pus, blisters, or crusting

Itching or irritation

Fever or chills (in more serious cases)

How We Can Help

At PocketLab, we offer fast, convenient, and effective care for sinus infections

Telehealth Consultations

Speak with a doctor from anywhere.

Prescription Medications

Get antibiotics (if necessary), nasal sprays, or decongestants.

Referrals

If needed, we can connect you with a specialist.

Common Treatments for Skin infection

Treatment depends on the cause and severity of your symptoms:

For Mild Bacterial Skin Infections

  • Keep the area clean and dry

  • Antiseptic or antibiotic creams

  • Oral antibiotics (if prescribed)

  • Pain relief for swelling or discomfort

For Fungal Skin Infections

  • Antifungal creams

  • Oral antifungal medication (for more widespread infections)

  • Keeping the area dry and avoiding tight clothing

For Severe or Spreading Infections

  • Oral or intravenous antibiotics

  • Medical review for possible complications (e.g. abscess, cellulitis)

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Learn More About Sinus Infection

Check out our latest articles to better understand sinus infections:

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