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A swollen lypm node under chin feel very tired a bit dizzy i have open acne wounds on my face i had this once before when i was a teen impetigo?
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Impetigo: It could be impetigo, or bacterial cellulitis, which is a slightly less invasive skin infection, but both have a potential to become a life-threatening deep-skin infection, such as an abscess, boil, or furuncle. Make sure IV or oral antibiotics are used to clear the infections
Answered 7/2/2014
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