Pls is staphylococcus aureus treatable . I have used so many antibiotics. This thing keep resisting all . I’m at verge of death now , manhood keep peppering me without urinating and my body keep getting hot .Blood cannot be gotten from my vein easily until they pierce me like four different spots . Chest pain and now abdominal pain plus serious body hotness pls help me doctor in the house . I have tried herbs and antibiotics . Will I get off from this diseases pls help

Yes you can be treated. Haven tried all the herbs you know, I think it's time you visited a teaching hospital immediately. Good luck.

Thanks sir

Jason404:
Pls is staphylococcus aureus treatable . I have used so many antibiotics. This thing keep resisting all . I’m at verge of death now , manhood keep peppering me without urinating and my body keep getting hot .Blood cannot be gotten from my vein easily until they pierce me like four different spots . Chest pain and now abdominal pain plus serious body hotness pls help me doctor in the house . I have tried herbs and antibiotics . Will I get off from this diseases pls help

Staph infection is something else, how long have you been living with it and was it sexually transmitted?

Yes for a year and half now . I hope this is not going to Claim my life

DonBenny77:

Staph infection is something else, how long have you been living with it and was it sexually transmitted?

Jason404:
Yes for a year and half now . I hope this is not going to Claim my life

PM me let's talk better.

Done

DonBenny77:

PM me let's talk better.

I’m getting this in the morning . Thanks a lot I hope the bacterial won’t get resistance to this over time again

pDudd:


OP please don't talk to this herbalist. He is after your money.

Vancomycin 500mg 2 times a day for 14 days.

Daz all.

Jason404:
I’m getting this in the morning . Thanks a lot I hope the bacterial won’t get resistance to this over time again

Make sure you don't skip any dose. And also ensure you finish the regiment. Holler me when you finish

Sure I’ll

pDudd:


Make sure you don't skip any dose. And also ensure you finish the regiment. Holler me when you finish

pDudd:


OP please don't talk to this herbalist. He is after your money.

Vancomycin 500mg 2 times a day for 14 days.

Daz all.

before you run out and buy this, please read vancomycin on national health service website. Then come back and tell me if you should take it on a stranger's advice.

May I suggest you visit your nearest teaching hospital or FMC and take their advice. The only thing that sounds like a problem to me in all that you mentioned is the burning sensation.

pDudd:


OP please don't talk to this herbalist. He is after your money.

Vancomycin 500mg 2 times a day for 14 days.

Daz all.

Really dude? Really? Just like that? will you give him your kidneys when his fail?

Just read about it . : . God I’m I going to over come this problem

missjekyll:

Really dude? Really? Just like that? will you give him your kidneys when his fail?

missjekyll:


before you run out and buy this, please read vancomycin on national health service website. Then come back and tell me if you should take it on a stranger's advice.

May I suggest you visit your nearest teaching hospital or FMC and take their advice. The only thing that sounds like a problem to me in all that you mentioned is the burning sensation.

Bla bla de bla bla bla. I'm a healthcare professional in the US. I am not going to visit any archaic FMC website to look at outdated medical information.

I actually know what I'm talking about.

pDudd:


Bla bla de bla bla bla. I'm a healthcare professional in the US. I am not going to visit any archaic FMC website to look at outdated medical information.

I actually know what I'm talking about.

you being a health care professional in US does not make any great impact. Medical profession is the same anywhere and everywhere,after all the standard medicine most appreciated in the world is practised in Britain ....not to insult you sir and also FMC sites are not archaic as they tend to update their websites thank your sir

Viciheaka:
you being a health care professional in US does not make any great impact. Medical profession is the same anywhere and everywhere,after all the standard medicine most appreciated in the world is practised in Britain ....not to insult you sir and also FMC sites are not archaic as they tend to update their websites thank your sir

Lol. I remember one of my relatives had a baby last year. 2 weeks later, one of your doctors in Eko Hospital was already prescribing adult dose antibiotics for the baby. I took the doctor's contact information and spoke with him. He wanted to do Nigerian doctor gra gra for me. Hehehehe. He chose the wrong one that day

After I tore him a new asshole with medical facts and figures, he had to admit his faults. He wanted to kill a 2 weeks old baby with antibiotics.

Like I said, I'll like to hear why the OP shouldn't take Vancomycin. Remember, come with facts please. Thank

Viciheaka:
you being a health care professional in US does not make any great impact. Medical profession is the same anywhere and everywhere,after all the standard medicine most appreciated in the world is practised in Britain ....not to insult you sir and also FMC sites are not archaic as they tend to update their websites thank your sir

Here ya go

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2791709/

In the past, vancomycin has been reported to cause renal failure during intravenous administration; however, more recently, such renal toxicity is alleged not to occur because of increased purity of the vancomycin preparations. In this study, 23 patients were prospectively examined during intravenous vancomycin administration for changes in renal function. Vancomycin was administered for an average of 15 days. The blood urea nitrogen (BUN) changes averaged +1.7 mg/dl and the creatinine changes averaged +0.06 mg/dl. Since the accuracy of the serum creatinine determination was +/- 0.3 mg/dl, clinically significant deterioration of renal function occurred in 4 patients or 17%. Even among these 4 patients with documented worsening of renal function, we suspect that deterioration was related to the infection being treated. With close monitoring of dosing, the propensity of vancomycin to cause nephrotoxicity may be less than once thought.

https://www.karger.com/Article/PDF/238688

In the past, vancomycin has been reported to cause renal failure during intravenous administration; however, more recently, such renal toxicity is alleged not to occur because of increased purity of the vancomycin preparations. In this study, 23 patients were prospectively examined during intravenous vancomycin administration for changes in renal function. Vancomycin was administered for an average of 15 days. The blood urea nitrogen (BUN) changes averaged + 1.7 mg/dl and the creatinine changes averaged + 0.06 mg/dl. Since the accuracy of the serum creatinine determination was ± 0.3 mg/dl, clinically significant deterioration of renal function occurred in 4 patients or 17%. Even among these 4 patients with documented worsening of renal function, we suspect that deterioration was related to the infection being treated. With close monitoring of dosing, the propensity of vancomycin to cause nephrotoxicity may be less than once thought.

OP, just go and help yourself and do what I told you. I'm both a cardiovascular and Nephrology specialist. I'm in the best position to know about your kidneys. Rest your mind and drink ice water.

That FMC website is still touting outdated and archaic information from 2016. I deal with recently updated information from the United States of America, who trained and polished me.

I know what I'm talking about ya know

missjekyll:

Really dude? Really? Just like that? will you give him your kidneys when his fail?

I'm still waiting for you to counter my prescription.

pDudd:


Bla bla de bla bla bla. I'm a healthcare professional in the US. I am not going to visit any archaic FMC website to look at outdated medical information.

I actually know what I'm talking about.

You're a healthcare professional in the US?? Misrepresenting hardworking and intelligent Nigerian healthcare professionals in the diaspora?
And you're asking a patient to take Vancomycin on his own?
Is vancomycin an over-the-counter drug in the USA or anywhere else in the world?
Do patients treat themselves in the US?
Btw, which disease is called "Staphylococcus aureus" that you're treating and prescribing vancomycin for??
Do the things he described as symptoms strike you in any way as being caused by staph aureus??
Well, a healthcare professional doesn't necessarily mean a medical doctor. You could be a pharmacist, anyway.
Staph aureus does not cause the symptoms people wrongly attribute to it.
That diagnosis of 'staphylococcus aureus" is a scam being perpetrated by Nigerian Herbalists and quacks just to defraud ignorant and unsuspecting Nigerians.
The OP's real medical condition hasn't really been accurately diagnosed, just like many other Nigerians hiding under malaria, typhoid and this same staphylococcus aureus.
I think it's very unprofessional accepting his wrong diagnosis, and making prescriptions based on it.
The best advice should be for him to visit a hospital for proper diagnosis, and then, appropriate treatment and recommendations can come in.

pDudd:
That FMC website is still touting outdated and archaic information from 2016. I deal with recently updated information from the United States of America, who trained and polished me.

I know what I'm talking about ya know

Now, this sounds very arrogant and boastful, coming from an assumed healthcare professional.
I can still swear you're not a medical doctor.
A medical doctor doesn't sound like this no matter where his training or work is.
What profession in the healthcare do you belong to?

ChybuzzDD:



You're a healthcare professional in the US?? Misrepresenting hardworking and intelligent Nigerian healthcare professionals in the diaspora?
And you're asking a patient to take Vancomycin on his own?
Is vancomycin an over-the-counter drug in the USA or anywhere else in the world?
Do patients treat themselves in the US?
Btw, which disease is called "Staphylococcus aureus" that you're treating and prescribing vancomycin for??
Do the things he described as symptoms strike you in any way as being caused by staph aureus??
Well, a healthcare professional doesn't necessarily mean a medical doctor. You could be a pharmacist, anyway.
Staph aureus does not cause the symptoms people wrongly attribute to it.
That diagnosis of 'staphylococcus aureus" is a scam being perpetrated by Nigerian Herbalists and quacks just to defraud ignorant and unsuspecting Nigerians.
The OP's real medical condition hasn't really been accurately diagnosed, just like many other Nigerians hiding under malaria, typhoid and this same staphylococcus aureus.
I think it's very unprofessional accepting his wrong diagnosis, and making prescriptions based on it.
The best advice should be for him to visit a hospital for proper diagnosis, and then, appropriate treatment and recommendations can come in.

..
He' can not be a pharmacist...
Pharmacists know better..

pDudd:


Bla bla de bla bla bla. I'm a healthcare professional in the US. I am not going to visit any archaic FMC website to look at outdated medical information.

I actually know what I'm talking about.

I meant The NHS UK website. I doubt your competence as a healthcare professional in Burundi. If you can toss off vancomycin on an internet forum without a consultation or culture results,then I need to ask where you graduated from.

Keep it up. You will lose your license soon enough. Quack

missjekyll:


I meant The NHS UK website. I doubt your competence as a healthcare professional in Burundi. If you can toss off vancomycin on an internet forum without a consultation or culture results,then I need to ask where you graduated from.

Keep it up. You will lose your license soon enough. Quack

OP said he had tried everything. I didn't need a culture because I assume he has had cultures done in the past. That's why I went aggressive with it.

Lol. You still didn't counter my prescription. Bye. Have a nice day

Vancomycin is totally safe. It is even prescribed for renal failure pts via IV infusion. Totally safe

Staphylococcus:


You are a quack health-care professional.

Can't imagine how many people you would have killed.

I've killed none and cured many.

The herbalists and babalawos on Nairaland are attacking me because I'm spoiling their market

ChybuzzDD:


Now, this sounds very arrogant and boastful, coming from an assumed healthcare professional.
I can still swear you're not a medical doctor.
A medical doctor doesn't sound like this no matter where his training or work is.
What profession in the healthcare do you belong to?

I'm a babalawo