Typical symptoms of furuncular myiasis include itching, a sensation of movement, and sometimes sharp, stabbing pain. At first, people have a small red bump that may resemble a common insect bite or the beginning of a pimple (furuncle). Later, the bump enlarges, and a small opening may be visible at the center.
Preseptal cellulitis. 1  Acute onset of swelling, redness, warmth and tenderness of the eyelid. 2  Eyelid oedema in the absence of orbital signs such as gaze restriction and proptosis. 3  Fever, malaise, irritability in children.  Ptosis.
Cellulitis most commonly develops on the legs but may occur anywhere. Cellulitis usually only affects one side of the body, such as one hand or one leg. The first symptoms of cellulitis are redness, pain, and tenderness over an area of skin. These symptoms are caused both by the bacteria themselves and by the bodyâs attempts to fight the infection. The infected skin becomes hot and swollen and may look slightly pitted, like an orange peel.