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I was bitten by an insect in a pool. the area is really inflamed and its been 3 days. i dont want to get cellulitis. i need antibiotics. what can i do?
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Insect bite: If the area bitten by the insect has increasing inflammation, redness, pain, it is best to consult your doctor or go to the nearest clinic to find out if there is cellulitis.
Answered 2/22/2021
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