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Magnifisyncopathological: MRSA Staph Infection Update
This is just a sample of the content found on this website. Please visit the website to read the entire page. "Magnifisyncopathological Quot homines tot sententiae The opinions of a libertarian anarchist in Austin, TX. « 50 Years of Good Riddance Magnifisyncopathological UT-Austin Identity Theft! » March 06, 2003 MRSA Staph Infection Update [ Updates below. ] Previously , the story was how Texas schools were being hit with Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA). Now, the story is that this super bacteria is spreading quickly, hitting people outside the healthcare and prison systems. From New York : An ingrown hair under his left armpit developed into a "painful pimple" which within days had become the size of a golf ball. A hospital doctor failed to recognise it as MRSA. The following day, after a visit to his own doctor, he was admitted to hospital with a "raging infection". "It was incredibly scary. I had spider veining and redness going all the way down my arm," Mr Stephens said. "I couldn?t use my arm at all and it was incredibly painful." It took six days before doctors found an antibiotic which was effective. One Wyoming man's ordeal : The puncture wound seemed innocuous, but because he's diabetic and wounds are hard to heal, [Fred] Bledsoe cleaned it carefully. The Fort Wayne man never imagined the antibiotic-resistant bacteria that infected his foot would land him in a local hospital for 10 weeks of unsuccessful treatment, then send him halfway around the world in search of a cure. The treatment that worked, called bacteriophage, is available only in Russia and parts of Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union. Tbilisi, in the Republic of Georgia, is the world's center for development and use of these naturally occurring viruses that destroy s" .... read entire page
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