The topic Pseudomonas Aeruginosa Folliculitis you are seeking is a synonym, or alternative name, or is closely related to the medical condition Hot Tub Folliculitis.

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• Hot Tub Folliculitis is a bacterial skin infection that targets the orifice of the hair follicle (where the hair meets the skin). The infection occurs as the result of exposure to bacteria which can survive in warm water; especially hot tubs and water-based theme parks (that includes water slides and warm pools)
• Hot Tub Folliculitis is caused by the bacteria Pseudomonas aeruginosa that thrive in warm waters. The condition is more often observed in children, since they tend to spend more time in such waters than do adults
• The signs and symptoms of Hot Tub Folliculitis include the appearance of itchy or tender red skin papules that grow in size and can be filled with pus. Scratching the papules (bumps) can result in aggravation of the condition, prolong inflammation, cause abscess formation, and increase the healing time
• In most cases, Hot Tub Folliculitis is a self-limiting condition that will usually go away on its own within 7-10 days. Antibiotics and anti-itch medication may be administered, as needed, by the healthcare provider
• Preventative measures to reduce one’s risk for Hot Tub Folliculitis include minimizing use of community pools and water parks, as well as making sure that chlorination and water acidity levels are set to appropriate standards

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