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    Bacterial infections are caused when bacteria enter the body through openings in the skin like cuts or surgical wounds and multiply, causing the body to react. Bacteria can also enter through the airway to cause pneumonia. Bacteria enter the body and increase in number, leading the body to respond with an infection.

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    Bacterial infections are caused when bacteria enter the body through openings in the skin like cuts or surgical wounds and multiply, causing the body to react. Bacteria can also enter through the airway to cause pneumonia. Bacteria enter the body and increase in number, leading the body to respond with an infection.

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    Bacterial infections are caused when bacteria enter the body through openings in the skin like cuts or surgical wounds and multiply, causing the body to react. Bacteria can also enter through the airway to cause pneumonia. Bacteria enter the body and increase in number, leading the body to respond with an infection.

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    BACTERIA

    What causes bacterial infections? A bacterial infection occurs when bacteria enter the body,
    increase in number, and cause a reaction in the body. Bacteria can enter the body through
    an opening in your skin, such as a cut or a surgical wound, or through your airway and cause
    infections like bacterial pneumonia.

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