MRSA Remedies

MRSA Remedies is an information resource, a single place where you can find out all about MRSA and its treatments.

The majority of this section uses information from NHS Direct, under licence, to explain the basis facts about MRSA, including:
A brief description and definition of MRSA;
How MRSA can be caught;
the Symptoms of MRSA and its diagnosis;
Ways to prevent catching MRSA, aimed at those visiting a hospital for treatment or to visit a friend or relative and finally, a discussion of:
Clostridium difficile (C. diff) and other superbugs.

 

MRSA is Staplococcus aureas that has become resistant to methicillin-type antibiotics. We have included a description of the few remaining antibiotics that are used to combat MRSA, together with a description of their possible side effects, including:
Vancomycin;
Linezolid;
Teicoplanin;
and other antibiotics
that are used currently or that are in development.

There are also several natural remedies that are gaining acceptance through personal testimonial and, in the case of allicin, through clinical trials.

So for natural remedies to MRSA, read more about:

Allicin, a natural antibiotic that has been shown to kill MRSA and other 'superbugs';
Manuka honey, from New Zealand:
Diet & lifestyle, which ha a direct affect on health and resistance and;
Other natural remedies for MRSA, such as activated oxygen, that are claimed to be effective against MRSA and other 'superbugs'.

MRSA is the subject of many articles in the press and reports issued by government health agencies. See:
In the news for a selection of articles about MRSA;
Hospital watch, for MRSA-related information about UK hospitals, and;
Some interesting statistics about MRSA and its prevalence in the UK.

 

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