You should be safe with around 8000-9000 kilojoules per day but it is highly relative to you personally and factors such as height, activity, age, gender and weight are inclus â¦ ive in calculating how many kilojoules you should have.
Cause of Cellulitis. The most common cause of cellulitis in adults with no other medical conditions is group A streptococcus, which is a bacterium commonly found in the throat and on the skin. Certain risk factors --such as problems with the lymphatic system and breaks in the skin -- can increase a person's chances of developing cellulitis.
Causes of Cellulitis. Injuries that tear the skin; Infections after surgery; Long-term skin conditions such as eczema or psoriasis; Foreign objects in the skin; Bone infections underneath the skin. (An example is a long-standing, open wound that is deep enough to expose the bone to bacteria.) Symptoms of Cellulitis Cellulitis can appear on almost any part of the body. It usually shows up on damaged skin such as inflamed wounds, dirty cuts, and areas with poor circulation. It needs to be treated by a doctor. Common symptoms include: Redness; Red streaking; Swelling; Warmth; Pain or tenderness; Leaking of yellow, clear fluid or pus; When to Seek Emergency Care for Cellulitis