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A skin infection occurs when harmful microorganisms such as bacteria, fungi, viruses or parasites invade the skin and cause inflammation, irritation or damage.
Skin infections can range from mild conditions affecting a small area of skin to more severe infections that require prompt medical attention.
Symptoms vary depending on the type of infection but may include:
Impetigo is a highly contagious bacterial skin infection commonly affecting children.
Symptoms include:
Cellulitis is a bacterial infection affecting deeper layers of the skin.
Symptoms may include:
Folliculitis occurs when hair follicles become infected or inflamed.
Common symptoms include:
Folliculitis can occur on the scalp, face, chest, back, arms and legs.
Boils are painful infections involving hair follicles and surrounding tissue.
Symptoms include:
Patients with eczema are more susceptible to skin infections because scratching damages the skin barrier.
Signs of infected eczema include:
Despite its name, ringworm is caused by a fungal infection rather than a worm.
Symptoms include:
Athlete’s foot commonly affects the feet and toes.
Symptoms include:
Fungal nail infections may cause:
Often referred to as “jock itch,” this condition affects the groin region.
Symptoms include:
Scalp fungal infections are particularly common among children.
Symptoms may include:
HFMD is a common viral illness affecting children.
Symptoms may include:
Chickenpox is a viral infection that causes:
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We manage a wide range of skin infections in both children and adults.
We frequently treat skin infections affecting infants and children.
Every patient receives individualized care.
Strong skin barriers help prevent future infections.
We strive to make consultations comfortable for children and families.
We also manage eczema, skin allergies, acne, sensitive skin and pediatric dermatology conditions.
Some skin infections can spread through direct contact, while others are less contagious.
Yes. Scratching and skin barrier damage can increase the risk of infection.
Signs may include worsening redness, swelling, pain, pus or crusting.
Yes. Warm and humid conditions can encourage fungal growth.
If you or your child are experiencing redness, itching, swelling, painful skin lesions, recurring infections or signs of infected eczema, early medical assessment is important.
At RUDHVA Clinics, we provide expert diagnosis and treatment for bacterial, fungal and viral skin infections, helping patients achieve healthier skin and prevent recurrence.
Contact RUDHVA Clinics today to schedule your consultation.
If you have questions, need advice, or want to book a consultation, our team is ready to assist. We provide trusted care for eczema, skin allergies, rashes, acne, hair and scalp concerns, and sensitive skin conditions for newborns, children, teenagers and adults.
