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Staph infections are infections caused by the bacteria Staphylococcus. They include skin infections, pneumonia, blood poisoning, toxic shock syndrome, and food poisoning. Infection can happen through contact, especially if you have open wounds. Most infections are treatable with antibiotics. If you have been infected with staph, join the group for support and advice.
I've had this evil bacteria for over a year now. I've gone nearly nine months with little evasive problems related to MRSA, until recently. I have researched CA-MRSA for the past year, in between my graduate work. I found several commonalities among MRSA hosts/patients.
1.) Unless the patient is diagnosed early with MRSA, and a sensativity test is performed on the culture. If MRSA+, and not treated with the correct antibotics for the relating MRSA strain, it will be nearly improbable to ever be cured.
2.) MRSA can lay dormant for well over 18 months, and reappear again without warning.
3.) MRSA is mutating, and newer strains are becommign resisten to all antibotics, and holistic treatment methodologies.
4.) MRSA is highly contageous, and potentialy airborne.
5.) CA-MRSA although problematic, appears to be symptomaticaly more treatable compared to HA-MRSA strains of the bacteria.
6.) CA-MRSA can be cured, and is often cured, but agai, when caught early and treated properly.
7.) Victims of CA-MRSA who are smokers, drinkers, drug abusers, eat unhealthy diets, and in particular, who suffer from a perexistign medical condition are at a higher risk for contracting and failing to eradicate CA-MRSA.
8.) Balancing your Ph balance in conjunction with a proper diet that elimantes al processed foods is essential in combating MRSA symptoms.
9.) Postman does not have MRSA, and is on here to bust chops.
1.) Unless the patient is diagnosed early with MRSA, and a sensativity test is performed on the culture. If MRSA+, and not treated with the correct antibotics for the relating MRSA strain, it will be nearly improbable to ever be cured.
2.) MRSA can lay dormant for well over 18 months, and reappear again without warning.
3.) MRSA is mutating, and newer strains are becommign resisten to all antibotics, and holistic treatment methodologies.
4.) MRSA is highly contageous, and potentialy airborne.
5.) CA-MRSA although problematic, appears to be symptomaticaly more treatable compared to HA-MRSA strains of the bacteria.
6.) CA-MRSA can be cured, and is often cured, but agai, when caught early and treated properly.
7.) Victims of CA-MRSA who are smokers, drinkers, drug abusers, eat unhealthy diets, and in particular, who suffer from a perexistign medical condition are at a higher risk for contracting and failing to eradicate CA-MRSA.
8.) Balancing your Ph balance in conjunction with a proper diet that elimantes al processed foods is essential in combating MRSA symptoms.
9.) Postman does not have MRSA, and is on here to bust chops.
Postman does have it I know that for a fact so you dont know what your speaking of..Why would you judge someone you do not know..
That would be like me saying you dont have it...I have seen his so know it to be true..
I have dealt with this so long I dont understand going againist others with it..We all need to ban together to find a way to get rid of this mess...or it will eventually get rid of some of us...
God Bless You..and Your wrong on this one.
Actualy no. My eyes haven't been itchy, that could be seasonal allergies. Yes, I crave sweets, both on and off antibotics, but I always have!!! It is a known symptom of MRSA to crave sweets more than usual, nothig to do with eign on antibotics however. Did your husband hhave foliculitus too? I've had it for over a month now on my inner thighs. I feel like a horseshoe crab baked i nthe sunshine on a July afternoon at times. I hope your husband is feeling better.
Yes, I do realise that all MRSA can mutate on and in the host over time. Also noted, that HA-MRSA moves at a slower rate of infection,compared to CA-MRSA. CA-MRSA can form and produce a carbuncle within 48 hours tops, and even in less time than that. I know, I saw it occur on my groin. Let's face it, once infected with MRSA, even if you believe that you are cured, trust me, you are never cured. MRSA causes us to become slaves to it, by living a life of a bland diet, avoiding our vices for sugar and coffees etc,,,in my base a good imported ale like Duvel! :) MRSA lies dormant for YEARS people, YEARS after you believe you've been cured..trust me, you are NOT cured, it's dormant and whether it is a week a day or several years fro mmnow, it will return on your skin, in your body, that stye on the eye, that boil on the tongue,that armpit carbuncle etc..it will be back, notto pun the termantor flm, but this bacteria never leaves. Sad but true. A fact.
Now, I have afriend in Florida who had four carbuncles on his buttocks from MRSA last year....over ayear ago now...he has not had carbuncles since then..he was actualy drinkign diluted peroxide drops mixed with sprign water, increasing dosages per day then week..until he had had it...he swore by it but that is avery risky methodology of attempting to cure yourself of MRSA. I would not attempt it. Yet,he has rashes in the summermonths down there...not boils et...but what I consider symptoms of potential CA-MRSA still bein activie. I have another friend who had the dreaded flesh eating bacteria on his hand...around 2005....or 2006..i was caught quickly anderradicated with amonths stay on ivs in a hospital...he wasn't the same for about six months afrer that incident... If it is any consolation folks, at least we don o have the rare flesh eatign variey that kills within 72 hours!!!
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