Chronic ulcers, especially on the legs or feet, provide an easy entry point for bacteria. People with diabetes or circulation issues often develop these slow-healing wounds, increasing their risk for cellulitis. When the skin doesn’t heal well, infections become more likely and more dangerous.

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