Staph infection

2018-06-21 23:30:47
Started having boils a few months back - went to see doctor and taken Moxiclav and Augmenin, but boils kept coming back. Then I received Cephalexin but another (smaller) boil came back. Tested puz, results show it‘s Staphylococcus Aureus, resistant to Penicillin and Amplicillin, but sensitive to Cloxacillin, Cefazolin, Cotrimoxazole and Clindamycin. Is this a normal Staph infection or is it MRSA? My doctor prescribed Clindamycin but I currently have no boils. Shall I take it or wait first?
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Hello, it's Steph but during laps of time  MAYconvert toMRSA. IF AT PRESENT NOTHING, NO MEDICIN, BUT U MUST ABLE TO KNOW ABOUT BOIL TO APPEAR THAN START IMMIDIATELY. HYGIENE TO MAINTAIN.OK.

Answered2018-06-22 03:11:50

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