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Lymphangitis

Key features:

•Red streaks extending from the infection site towards the lymph nodes
•Associated with cellulitis (swollen, warm skin)
•Fever and chills possible
•Pain and swelling in the affected limb

Typically caused by bacterial infection, commonly Streptococcus or Staphylococcus species.
species of group A beta-hemolytic streptococci (GABHS) are the most common causes of lymphangitis. These organisms elaborate fibrinolysins and hyaluronidase, which aid their invasion of lymphatic channels. Lymphangitis caused by GABHS can rapidly progress and has been associated with serious complications.

Treatment:

•Antibiotics
•Rest and elevation of the affected limb

Anti-Hypertensive drugs and Antibiotics that are safe and contraindicated in pregnancy.