It is not possible to be cured of MRSA, it is just colonized and no longer active. You should treat yourself as an immunocompromised person and avoid people that are sick, get flu and pneumonia vaccine, plenty fresh air, exercise..good diet, MD first signs illness, treat scratches and scrapes quickly..take care
Hello, I Contacted Mrsa About 5 Years Ago After A Hystorectomy That Wouldn't Heal. 2 Months Of Vanco Iv . What Are Long Term Effects Of Mrsa And The Immune System?
MRSA is abbreviation of Mithicillin resistant staphylococcus aureus which is a resistant strain of staphylococcus bacterium. This is also called superbug bacteria. This bacteria is acquired from hospital and as well as from the community by skin to skin contact. These superbug bacteria attack on cuts, wounds and burns but can also cause systemic infections if inhaled.
MRSA is fully treatable. It is not for lifetime, so there are no long term effects of MRSA.
Your signs of illness are not due to MRSA but can be due to hysterectomy because it can cause many complications in life similar to menopause. If you suspect MRSA then go for the lab test and start again antibiotics.
MRSA is fully treatable. It is not for lifetime, so there are no long term effects of MRSA.
Your signs of illness are not due to MRSA but can be due to hysterectomy because it can cause many complications in life similar to menopause. If you suspect MRSA then go for the lab test and start again antibiotics.