How can you get rid of this infection? A anti bacteria soap like Hibiclens can help remove the bacteria from your skin.
Special nasal creams can be used in you nose, where staph bacteria often hides. (Some doctors will not prescribe the nasal cream unless you are about to have an operation because overuse would make it drug resistant. They also worry that you’ll catch it again any way within weeks within the community.)
Drugs such Linezolid or Vancomycin dampen down or kill your bloodstream infection if MRSA has entered a wound. Bactrim is often used for those with the community strains. Some strains need different drugs so ask for information about which strain you have.
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Your MRSA Questions Answered
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What are the symptoms of MRSA?
What is MRSA?
MRSA Rash
How do you catch MRSA
MRSA Skin Infections
Is MRSA Contagious?
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Is there an MRSA Incubation period
Chronic MRSA Infections & MRSA Reinfection
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MRSA Colonization - Infected but not sick?
MRSA & Sex - The Facts
MRSA precautions you can take
What is community MRSA
How is MRSA treated
4 Key MRSA Treatments
MRSA Treatment - A short guide
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MRSA treatment - Official USA guidelines
MRSA Pneumonia & Flu
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