MSRA Infection?

My mother has bump below her armpit and her doctor suspects it to be MSRA. Antibiotics subscribed have have no impact. Should this type of thing be deal with immeadiately, or can it hang about? She feels lathargic and her arm feel heavy. She's a dental assistant and have been going to work throughout.

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She's been going to work? If her doctors really suspect MRSA (they should enjoy cultured it to make sure) she should not anyone going to work - it is highly contagious and as you've stated it's difficult to treat because of it's resistance (MRSA = Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus). The CDC recommend that health assistance personnel who are infected with MRSA be removed from direct long-suffering care until it's below control. It's one of what people hold been calling "superbugs" because of the ineffectiveness of copious antibiotics against it. Since she's been competent to go to work it doesn't nouns like a severe crust so she'll probably just be put on some hardcore antibiotics approaching trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole or doxycycline. Make sure she washes her hand frequently especially after she touches the bump (and any other areas where near may be an infection), she shouldn't share any of her personal items like clothes, towels, etc and you may want to hang on to an eye out for infection in anyone she has close contact next to.