Why is staph infections so difficult to cure?

Most times, people infected with staph infections, don't show any signs or symptoms, it's only when the bacteria has stayed many years in the body, and evidently burrow into the bloodstream through cuts or injuries, open sores as the case maybe, that's when visibly signs of mrsa symptoms are noticed, by this time the carrier must have successfully spread it unknowingly, what more? the staph would have done some serious damages to the organs and tissues of such persons.

It's documented that about, 63% of bacteria don’t respond to traditional antibiotics, and MRSA in the elderly is becoming a growing problem, especially among seniors who are treated in healthcare facilities. MRSA in the elderly is a serious problem, especially in institutional settings, where they have a higher risk of death from the disease as a result of its resistance to typical antibiotics.

Note that when this bacteria present in the blood begins to multiply overtime, it is known as Septicemia or sepsis one of the major causes of blood poisoning.

When this happens, it leads to a condition called Endocarditis, which is an infection and inflammation of the heart valves and the inner lining of the heart chambers, which is called the endocardium.
It can also cause Bacteremia which basically is the presence of bacteria in the blood stream.

Note that when staph bacteria present in the blood begins to multiply overtime, it is known as Septicemia or sepsis one of the major causes of blood poisoning. Symptoms can include fever, chills, and low blood pressure, and is one of the most common serious bacterial infections out there today.

And because symptoms of mrsa infection tend to mimic that of other ailments, we resort to taking wrong medication which cannot solve the problem, and might even compound it on the long run. That's why proper diagnosis is necessary to know the root cause of every symptoms.

Prominent symptoms of a serious mrsa infection in the blood or deep tissues may include: a fever of 100.4°F or higher; chills; malaise; dizziness; confusion; muscle pain; swelling….
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