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Once the bacteria gets inside your blood it causes small blisters to form on your skin that pop and ooze out a disgusting liquid that crusts over your body

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Did you know that it can take up to 3 weeks to get rid of impetigo?

Did you know that impetigo can spread to over 18 people in 1 day?

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Every system in your body is affected by Impetigo because of your skin. The skin is an organ that is part of every system and Impetigo causes blisters to form on the skin. Cells make up the tissue in our body, and that tissue makes up the organs.

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No you don't, you just need to stay away from other people

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There is no cure for Impetigo put normally if you go to the doctor you will get an antibiotic

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You would see a doctor right away and he will prescribe you a simple hygene medicine

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Fiji and other tropical Pacific countries

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The antibiotics kill bacteria by causing their cell wall to disintegrate. Antibiotics are chemicals that kill or inhibit the growth of bacteria and are used to treat bacterial infections. They are produced in nature by soil, bacteria, and fungi.

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Impetigo is a highly contagious bacterial disease that causes you to get fluid filled blisters all over your body. After a few days with after getting Impetigo you will start to get yellow flakes on your blisters

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Impetigo normally goes away on it's own but if you take antibiotics, it will go away faster

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- 2 to 6 year olds

- Regularly Attend daycare or school

- Having Irritated skin by other conditions

- Poor Hygiene

- Warm Weather

- Being in a crowded area where bacteria can spread easily

- Having Dermatitis

- Participating in activities that involve skin to skin contact

- Having Diabetes

- Having a Compromised Immune System

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If you do not have Impetigo

- Wash hands regularly

- Bathing or Showering regularly

- Cleaning and covering injuries

If you do have Impetigo

- Use antibacterial soap

- Use clean towel or paper towel to dry body or hands

- Washing clothes in warm water

- Clean surfaces in house with antibacterial soap

- Keeping fingernails short

- Avoiding school or day care when still contagious

- Not sharing personal hygiene items

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- Skin to Skin contact

- Touching things people with Impetigo have touched

- Injury to the skin

- Insect Bites

- Animal Bites

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- Red Sores around the nose and mouth

- Blisters that pop easily that crust over the skin

- Fluid-Filled blisters

- Itchy Rash

- Skin lesions

- Swollen Lymph Nodes

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