Yes: If the redness has increased despite being on antibiotics, it would be prudent to have it checked out.
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Cellulitis: Yes, please see your physician ASAP or visit an urgent care center for evaluation. If there is pus, a culture may be done. Make sure your antibiotics will cover MRSA. Keflex won't be sufficient in this case. Infection is much more serious when a person has a suppressed immune system. Bactrim (sulfamethoxazole and trimethoprim) or Doxycycline are first line treatment for MRSA when Keflex fails. Any abscesses need to be drained.
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