I got a MRSA staph infection on my face after surgery. Unfortunately I didn’t take photos of the initial staph boil, but this is what my fact looked like for the 6 months I battled MRSA. This is what it continued to look like even while I took antiobiotics. You can see where the skin […]
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I healed myself from MRSA (sometimes spelled MERSA) It was 2 years ago that I was harboring a post surgery MRSA boil. I believe I got it in the hospital. Although, in hindsight, we made a road trip to NY to see our herbalist/immunologist 2 weeks post surgery. And for some reason having to […]
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I recently met someone who had also battled MRSA. It never ceases to amaze me how all over it is. In fact, I am more convinced that the majority of people (if they’ve ever been in a hospital) are carriers. I remember the nurse at the infectious disease doc telling me that she believed the […]
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It is now several months later – nearly June. My experience with MRSA first began within days after a surgery – last May – as a soft, not painful boil that never came to a head. In fact, I thought it was a sebaceous cyst. When it ruptured months later, within days – I had […]
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Long stretches between posts – but last week, my son broke out with impetigo around his mouth. I have been battling little blemishes here and there with everything from the turtle’s UV light to neosporin – keeping it at bay. But last Saturday it kind of swept around his mouth making a red blotchiness around […]
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I haven’t posted in awhile. But, I am happy to report that I remain relatively smooth faced. The only thing that remains of my encounter with MRSA are red blotches along my cheeks – splotchy red areas that really look – well – like I had a disease. For the most part they stay pretty […]
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So according to some studies MRSA sequesters zinc. This makes sense to me because early on I used an aqueous zinc and put it on my face. The next morning, it was worse. Not that my experience is proof, but it is interesting in light of the articles on zinc and mrsa. It is frustrating […]
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