Article  Do you really know about Cellulites? Cellulite is a kind of infection which cause by normal skin flora or by exogenous bacteria and usually occurs where the skin has previously been broken, cracks  in the skin, cuts, blisters, burns, insect bites, wounds or others. It’s a kind of diffuse inflammation of connective tissue with several inflammations of dermal and subcutaneous layers of skin. It can occur on any part of the body. It does not attack on any part of the body. This is a bacterial disease. The cause behind it is a bacterium which enters the skin through the path of any cut or wound, or break in the skin. It’s not necessary that the brake or cut is visible. You even can not see any brake in your body; sometimes there are very minute or tiny cuts and brakes which are invisible through naked eyes. There are common bacteria due to which this infection causes • Streptococcus and • Staphylococcus We usually ignore it initial stage or apply any cosmetic lotion or creams. But as time passes it increases its area and then one needs to consult a doctor to make its diagnosis. You can go under a long process of treatment for this disease. Doctor suggests you some test such as: • Blood test • A wound culture test and other tests. These are necessary to help rule out a blood clot deep in the veins. After some time you can easily see reddened skin or rashes on you skin. The positive side of this disease is that it can be easily diagnosis. It is a clinical diagnosis in which doctors diagnosed like ultra sound and stasis dermatitis. It can be cured with in a week and disappear with antibiotic therapy. But in serious cases it can take a month to resolve completely. And if not treated on time it may cause death. If  you do not want or have no time to visit a doctor you can treat it at your home also by a Wonderful product which is made up of natural extracts that is Revitol cellulite cream. Cause of cellulites: 1)  Bacterial infection 2)  Streptococcus bacteria 3)  Chronic venous insufficiency (type of Venous Insufficiency) 4)  Streptococcus Group A 5)  Animal bite 6)  Tattoos 7)  Eczema 8)  Hemophilus influenzae B - cellulites 9)  Adenitis - Cellulites 10) Blisters 11) Pasteurella multocida - cellulites at site of infection 12) Elderly 13) Orbital cellulitis 14) Nocardiosis - cellulites 15) Immunosuppressed patients 16) Lymphedema 17) Streptococcus 18) Chediak-Higashi Syndrome - cellulites 19) Diabetes mellitus 20) HIV 21) Periorbital cellulitis 22) Streptococcal Infections - cellulites 23) WHIM syndrome - Cellulites. Treatment in hospital some patients with severe cellulites may require hospital treatment, especially if the cellulites is deteriorating, if the patient has a high fever, vomiting, fails to respond to treatment, or has recurrences of cellulites. Most people who are treated in hospital will receive their antibiotic through a vein in their arm (intravenously, using a drip). Visit NaturalLabs.co.uk to know more about cellulite treatment or cellulitis treatment. Category Medical Treatments Author minakshi Add To Favorites Print This Article Email Article To A Friend Post Comments   Rate This Article (0) 1 - Poor2345 - Good678910 - Excellent Added On 2009-12-28