Things You'll Need:
- What to look for
- Medical Attention
- Infectious Disease Doctor
- Clorox Bleach
- Vitamins
- bandages
- peroxide
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Step 1
What to look out for
MRSA appears as a pimple or a spider bite
It quickly turns painful and warm to the touch
May look like a boil on the skin to an open wound
Cover with bandage or band-aid if not sure what sore or cut is
MRSA can enter the body through the smallest cuts or scrapes
You may feel dizzy, warm with fever and headache
Seek medical attention if you are unsure right away if infection is not going away
There are only a few antibiotics that will heal resistant MRSA -
Step 2
Where MRSA is spreading
In schools
gyms
locker rooms
health spas
tattoo parlors
day care centers
MRSA started out in hospitals and nursing homes and is spreading quickly through the communities and the world -
Step 3
How to prevent getting infections
keep hands clean at all times
do not go near anyone's open sores or cuts
do not share any personal items clothes, cosmetics, makeup, hats, shoes
If you have an open sore cover it as soon as possible, clean wound with peroxide till you get to the emergency room - band aids with silver work best as silver is a natural antibiotic
tell nurses on staff that you may suspect MRSA
if you suspect you have MRSA clean all things that you have touched
sheets, bed covers, clothing, towels
do not share towels with anyone











Comments
Quickstar said
on 12/23/2008 Very scary!
Elizabethknows said
on 6/20/2008 this is a much needed article. MRSA is becoming very commmon.
meagan said
on 12/3/2007 You need to check for run on sentences.