MRSA Infection Threatens Us

MRSA infection is now spreading rapidly all over the world in epidemic proportions. JAMA published a paper in October 2007 stating 64% of health people carry superbugs. Now said to be the 2nd most important cause of death. We are moving towards "Pre-ANtibiotic Era".

Pencillin use was introduced in 1940 and cannulation became a common feature in hospitals as this antibiotic was initialy given IM /IV.

We feel you can stop them infecting you is to take care of all skin injury serious. Make sure the nurses and doctors clean your skin well before performing a practical procedure in hospitals. We published various videos and website to educate people like you.
Since I published this video, the nomber of people infected has escilated to castostrophic proportions. We now have six bacteria to fight. They are called as "ESKAPE", Even Antibiotic resistant Gonoccus has increased to 28% from 2% in 2001.
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[medifix]

Please check out my new contribution o help people keep away from hospitals and clinics. The cross infection help these bugs and so we must try and avoid it. I have been observing how nurses and doctors handle my close relative in the hospital and predicted he will get infection and so it has. To tell you frankly there is NO WE CAN EDUCTE MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS only thing we can do is pray and keep away from them

[medifix]

Once you are colonized with these resistant bacteria, its highly unlikely you will be able to get rid of it. Occasionally doctors may say you are clear but that does not mean to say you got rid of it. The tests available can only detect some strains and not all. A person who carries these bugs can pass this on to others without them knowing 1 in 3 person are carrying the bugs but doctors cannot tell you why and when these bugs produce symptoms that can be potentially serious.

[medifix]

Good hypothesis but the problem is not simple. Penicillin was discovered in 40's but Methicillin appeared some ten years later because these bugs were resistant. Vancomycin can be given IV and was available in 1980s.

Bacteria share body parts and nucleus and so the technology and know how is spontaneously transferred. I think you have a point about certain people not killed by viruses or bacteria. We know people with sickle cell anemia are immune to malaria.

[MRLfromhell]

Lol. I had MRSA. It wasn't bad, there is no reason to try scare people about it

[medifix]

Thankyou for the comment, I am pleased to hear you are OK. I hope others too will feel the way you do. I have seen children die and its harder as a doctor to watch them slip away. I have no commercial interest nor do I have any intension of making a living scaring people.

I am sure you know this bug has now successfully educated ten more bacteria to thrive on antibiotics. Biocides or antiseptics are chemicals and these bacteria simply spit them out using efflux pump.

[mrvincequan]

@medifix

Are you actually a doctor? Because that is a stupid and dangerous piece of advice you are giving out. It is reckless use of antibiotics and not antibiotics themselves that are the problem. When people come in having a sore throat and instantly demand antibiotics to cure them, that is the problem. When armers use avoparcin for cow feed, that is the problem. If you get rid of antibiotics, you give up the only weapon we have against them. If someone has MRSA, you treat with antibiotics.

[medifix]

You probably were not even born when I started working in intensive care. Have you ever taken antibiotics as advised and completed the course? I am sure you have not, this is what made bugs resistant. If you take one dose of antibiotic, your mouth will be colonised with only resistant bugs for six weeks.. so watch it, just don't spread the germs

[Punktony94]

@TheLittlewolf17: do you still have it?

[Wolforce]

For years I tried to find this song. Can anyone tell me its name? Its a really good song!

[TheLittlewolf17]

this is not just caught in hospitals.. I'm 18 and I had it and was no where near a hospital

[BeastMode26841]

@MRLfromhell .... Yea say that if you had it once...Try having it for ten years and nothing has helped... Not that bad??? Yea its fucking terrible you feel like you have the flu but worse and you are in terrible pain so dont say its not that bad when its really horrible

[MEGACHAOSPRODUCTIONS]

If this MRSA is staph infection, I have it, and im not gonna die. It needs antibiotics, and a physician told me that. good day.

[SERIOUSASSHIP]

My 2 young children and I suffer from MrSa and it's so painful and horrible to watch a 4 and 3 yrs old suffer as they do. Do the research on bacterial phages. It might be the only cure out there. We'll it is and no one is paying attention. Please watch and spread the word people need to stop talking like they are against eachother try sharing useful information and maybe we can helpeachother

[SERIOUSASSHIP]

My 2 young children and I suffer from MrSa and it's so painful and horrible to watch a 4 and 3 yrs old suffer as they do. Do the research on bacterial phages. It might be the only cure out there. We'll it is and no one is paying attention. Please watch and spread the word

[SERIOUSASSHIP]

@MRLfromhell