Patient's question:
Nursing Care for Neonatal Impetigo. On the 6th day after the crust of the yellow dense cells ruptured, it continued to expand outward, and on the 10th day, a doctor's visit was scheduled. Under what conditions can the dripping and topical medication be stopped?Doctor's answer:
In fact, neonatal impetigo is a very common acquired disease, mainly caused by Staphylococcus aureus infection, and is an acute infectious purulent skin disease characterized by large blisters on the skin. This is an acute infectious disease, and we must pay high attention to it. It is recommended that patients receive timely treatment. In fact, neonatal impetigo is a very common acquired disease, mainly caused by Staphylococcus aureus infection, and is an acute infectious purulent skin disease characterized by large blisters on the skin. This is an acute infectious disease, and we must pay high attention to it. It is recommended that patients receive timely treatment.