Gram-negative folliculitis

Gram-negative folliculitis

Gram-negative folliculitis is a anatomy of acute acne acquired by an deepening of the follicles that is acquired by bacterial infection: This action is characterized by pustules and cysts. It has been bent in some cases of the ataxia that its development is acquired by a aggravation consistent from a abiding antibacterial analysis of abscess vulgaris.

The acumen that this anatomy of acne is alleged “gram-negative” relates to the actuality that gram is a blazon of dejected stain acclimated for class testing for diminutive organism. Bacteria that do not stain dejected are referred to as “gram-negative.”

Like added forms of acute or astringent acne, gram-negative folliculitis is a attenuate condition, and we do not apperceive whether it is added accepted in males or females as it has been accurate in both.