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How can you tell if cellulitis is getting better?
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Less red and painful: If the redness of the skin has stopped advancing and has started to recede and the skin is less painful and tender, then it is likely improving.
Answered 8/18/2018
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Less red/pain: Should see less redness, feel less tender to touch, less swelling.
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