some ask the difference between STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS and MRSA, Off course there are differences, MRSA (METHYSILINE RESISTANCE STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS) is
resistant to most common
drugs but Staph is much less
resistant. This is an important
difference if you choose to take
treatment for your infection.
MRSA also tends to result in
longer, more expensive to treat.
Staph is more common than
MRSA.
Staph bacteria are found in
many places and are a natural
part of the environment, MRSA is still mostly
confined to hospitals and
healthcare environments but it
has been growing rapidly in
the community over the last
decade or so.
MRSA can be harder to kill on
surfaces than Staph. the kill time
for MRSA can be two or three
times the kill time for Staph
AUREUS. MRSA is more of skin eating. Both are caused by same Pathogen. If you experience STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS an is not treated on time, it could become resistant to virtually every Antibiotic and thus be called. MRSA. METHYSILINE is an Antibiotics that proved to be very effective against staphylococcus AUREUS before but later the bacteria developed resistance to it. reason it is called MRSA.

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