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Diabetes carriers
Due to circulation problems, the response to bacterial infections in the body of people with diabetes is slower, which facilitates the action of bacteria. The amount of sugar in the blood serves as food for them, which proliferate more effectively. In general, diabetics are more susceptible to bacterial infections.
Read more: What are the symptoms of diabetes? Pre, type 1, type 2, gestational and more
HIV carriers
Due to the immune problems caused by HIV , bacterial infections are able to spread more easily in the body of people with the disease.
Read more: What are the symptoms of HIV and AIDS? Initials (acute phase), on the skin
Injecting drug users
Injections open wounds that bacteria can enter. Typically, injecting drug users do not follow hygiene standards to prevent infections and that is why they are in the risk group for boils.
Obese
The obesity reduces the body’s immunity, facilitating the action of bacteria.
Low immunity
Any condition or situation that reduces the strength of a person’s immune system makes them more vulnerable to bacterial infections such as boils.
Acne
The acne causes openings in the skin through which the bacteria that live in it can enter easily.
Learn more about boils!
- Symptoms and areas of the body affected by the boil
- Homemade treatment to accelerate the healing of the boil
- Is there a cure for furuncle? How to treat and eliminate the infection
- Can furuncle be transmitted?
- Tips on how to prevent and prevent the appearance of boils
- Furuncle complications: how does the infection evolve?
- Find out what are the causes of the boil
- Know the remedies and ointments to treat furuncle
- Carbuncle or furunculosis? Know the types of boils
- Understand what the boil is and how to differentiate it from folliculitis
