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What is bacterial skin infection and should i see a dermatologist for it?
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Bacteria in the skin: Usually infection with bacterial of the skin is due to a break in the skin to allow bacteria to grow --- need to have evaluated by a physician to prevent spreading.
Answered 7/8/2013
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