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What is the likelihood of someone living with cirrosis of the liver and celutitis?
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Good: If a patient with cirrhosis develops cellulitis and it is treated appropriately (with antibiotics), then there should be no problems. However, patients with cirrhosis are at greater risk of complications from infections and should not delay in getting treated.
Answered 4/9/2013
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