**4. Risks factors of skin abscesses**

The presence of specific risk factors may stimulate the skin abscess, may impose pathogens, disease course and respond to specific treatments. It did not prove the existence of risk factors for the development of skin abscess associated with the seriousness of the disease [23]. It can be organized into two categories of risk factors. First, there are factors associated with the patient, which may provide for the disease or the effects of predictive. Risk factors in this category include serious diseases and the age of the elderly and the situation that suffers from a lack of human immunodeficiency virus and diseases of the liver, kidney and vascular insufficiency (especially the lymphatic or venous) [24]. Since it turns out that the lower part of the leg is more places of infection transmitted through sexual contact common, studies have described risk associated with the patient's infection due to these factors [25]. It was able to determine the likelihood of skin abscess in the lower limbs based on the presence of *Staphylococcus aureus* and/or beta-hemolytic *Streptococcus* in the toe box, erosion or leg ulcers, and/or eradication of the former esophagus. These factors independently associated with the development of skin abscess in the lower leg. In the same population group, if the bacteria found in the toes are absent, the presence of the pedal palm has the ability to moderate predictive secretion of the skin. Moreover, the multiple risk factors associated with the patient may be associated with a poor prognosis of the disease faster, and the development of slow recovery and the causes of the most resistant diseases. Must take into account the specific risk factors (renal failure or chronic kidney, spleen deficiency, immune status, vascular insufficiency or neuropathy) when determining the severity of the disease [26].

Observed factors associated with skin abscess are often among middle-aged adults and older. Erysipelas occurs in young children and the elderly [13].

It includes predisposing factors associated with the risk of skin abscess are:


Also, acute bacterial skin infections occur when exposure to the risk of loss of skin integrity e.g high bacteria in pregnancy skin or the availability of food bacterial, or excess moisture in the skin, or lack of blood supply, or immune suppression, or a damaged cornea layer. Poor hygiene and the exchange of personal things, physical contact, and crowded living conditions facilitate the spread of infectious diseases. Vascular diseases, peripheral diseases and skin pre-existing increase the risk of acid cellulose. Usually leads to diabetes, a diabetes which is controlled by a bad foot injury. Cause painful events such as wounds, biting and drug abuse by injection injuries increase the risk of skin infections and cysts. The risk of infection on surgical-site support is in the process category, where clean and smaller operations are at the risk of contaminated infections and high-risk operations have a higher risk of injury [28].

Colonization with *Staphylococcus aureus* and *Streptococcus* in the front lines on the skin increases the risk of skin abscess. Considered skin contact to the skin through exercise and attendance in day care or school and live in a place nearby (such as military barracks) risk factors for CAMRSA skin abscess [29].
