**8. Types of skin abscesses**

• *Impetigo, erysipelas, and cellulitis*. Impetigo may be caused by infection with *S. aureus* and/or *S. pyogenes*. The decision of how to treat impetigo depends on the number of lesions, their location (face, eyelid, or mouth), and the need to limit spread of infection to others.

The tests antibody conjugate *Streptococcus* no value in the diagnosis and treatment of herpes, but they provide a useful supporting evidence of infection *Streptococcus* recent in patients suspected of having inflammation glomerulonephritis after *Streptococcus*. Anti Alstrptullizin O weak response in patients with herpes *Streptococcus* [47], Supposed to be fat in the skin working to suppress Alstrptullizin O response, but the levels consistently high DNase B [48].

Because *S. aureus* currently accounts for most cases of herpes bullosa, as well as for a large part of the non-inflammatory tumor. Complications of herpes retroviruses *Streptococcus* uncommon, for reasons not yet known, rheumatic fever did not occur after herpes *Streptococcus*. On the other hand, are skin infections that affect the strains of the renal group "A" of the main *Streptococcus* previous glomerulonephritis after *Streptococcus* in many regions of the world. There are no conclusive data indicate that the treatment of the skin *Streptococcus* pyoderma prevents nephritis, but this treatment is an important measure of a pandemic in the elimination of strains that infect the college community [49].
