Phlegmon on the fingertips and toes is an infection and pus, swelling, and abscess caused by Staphylococcus aureus and Herpes. Phlegmon if not treated and handled properly can leave dangerous complications. So what to do when hands and feet have phlegmon?

Whiplash is a common hand infection, of which whitlash on the fingers is the most common. Based on the depth of the infection, doctors divide whitlash into 3 types as follows: superficial whitlash (skin layer), whitlash of subcutaneous tissues and deep whitlash (tendon, joint, bone).