I ended up in the hospital

Dang Q!! I have a good feeling your going to be A.O.K., and you'll be back on your game in no time. Smoke sent. :thumbup:





Jim malone said:
There is also an option to use free roaming maggots
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I gotta know, are free range maggots more tender and tasty than caged ones?:confused:
 
Best of luck...hope you recover quick!

My brother has tested positive for a carrier of MRSA...but never really had a flare up. Even so, when the Allegheny County Department of Health (or something like that) got wind of it they were pretty upset we didn't turn it in. My parents had no idea you had too and they got over it pretty quick, but they left some nasty messages on the answering machine!
 
Staph infections... one year I had 5 or 6, never before and never since, very odd.

Best of luck.
 
A few years back an acquaintance of mine's adult son died after cleaning out a shed here in Maine, having inhaled some nasties in the dust. Some scary pathogens out there.
 
I got MRSA a couple years ago (very painful) After that I met a nursing professor
at the University of Florida and she said MRSA can stay dormant in your nasal passages.
She said to use a product called Simply Saline to flush the MRSA if its there, she really
seemed to think this is important.
I dont know this could explain a reoccurrence but I have not had MRSA again.
Get well....Prayers sent
 
MRSA laying dormant in the snout isn't particularly uncommon especially with NHS patients in senescence. In a former life mah woman used to be exposed to it as an occupational hazard.
 
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This is a very informative thread. Never knew MRSA is such a fatal disease.
Thanks for sharing and wish your quick recover, CitizenQ!
 
fujita yuji said:
This is a very informative thread. Never knew MRSA is such a fatal disease...
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As I understand it, MRSA is simply antibiotic-resistant Staf bacteria, and Staf is everywhere. Treating wounds with respectful protocol, common sense, and early detection are all important. And remember this which one of my doctors (here on the east coast of the USA) told me...

"MRSA is so prevalent...and it's so troublesome...that we must assume it's MRSA until tests prove otherwise."
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It's a lot more prevalent than most people think.I picked up mine from where I used to work. Nurses in the hospital spoke of it living in the walls.Apparently it can,who knew? Makes you think about tearing down any medical buildings,or remodeling and the like.
 
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