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Bacterial skin infections are common presentations to both general practice and the department. optimal treatment for purulent infections such as boils and carbuncles is incision and . Antibiotic therapy is not usually required. uncomplicated bacterial skin infections that require antibiotics need 5–10 days of treatment. is a high prevalence of purulent skin infections caused by community-acquired (non-multiresistant) methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus. It is therefore important to adequate antimicrobial coverage for these infections in empiric antibiotic regimens.
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