All Skin Diseases Infections 1.1

A skin infection is a condition characterized by the entry of bacteria or other germs into the skin through a wound, resulting in symptoms such as pain, swelling, and discoloration. The most common causative agents of skin infections are bacteria, specifically staph (staphylococci) and strep (streptococci). In some cases, other germs like viruses, fungi, or parasites may also be involved. It's worth noting that many individuals harbor bacteria and germs on their skin, nose, and mouth without experiencing any illness. However, when the skin is injured in some way, these germs can enter the wound and cause infections, which can subsequently lead to additional health complications.

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