what is best to get rid of cellulit.?!
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Cellulitis Prevention
Avoid skin damage by wearing appropriate protective equipment when participating in work or sports. Also clean any breaks in the skin carefully and watch for redness, pain, drainage, or other signs of infection.
Finally, maintain good general health and control chronic medical conditions. A body that is healthy can more easily fight bacteria before they multiply and cause infection, while a body that is run down has less protection against infection.
Treatment
You should see your GP, who will be able to prescribe a course of antibiotics. Cellulitis usually responds quickly to antibiotics and symptoms should ease once you have started a course of tablets. There may however be an increase in redness at the beginning of treatment before it starts to fade.
If the infection worsens after taking antibiotics for 2-3 days, seek medical advice, as you may need a different antibiotic. Always inform your doctor about any reactions you may have had in the past to antibiotics.
While you have the condition ensure that you:
Rest the infected area as much as possible
Elevate the area to reduce swelling and discomfort
Moisturise the skin as it heals to keep it supple
Painkillers such as paracetamol or ibuprofen can help ease pain and reduce a fever while you have symptoms. Ibuprofen is not recommended if you have a history of asthma, kidney, or liver disease.
With treatment, most people with cellulitis make a full recovery without any complications developing.
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There's nothing easy about getting rid of cellulite. First, if you are overweight,you need to lose the pounds. Then you should firm up the particular area with exercise. All those great ads that say you can use wraps, or massage, or creams, or pills are frauds. The only thing you'll lose will be your money! If you can afford it, liposuction should help.
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