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MRSA is actually more common than you’d think and is found on your skin. The problem is when it gets in a wound or something. Honey, particularly honey made from a specific type of plant in NZ is actually really effective in treating wounds or skin infections with MRSA (you slather some honey on the wound… works on burns too if you are hard up on anything else). If it gets into your system though, the honey solution goes out the window (since it’s in your blood stream at that point and not purely topical).
Honey is a miracle cure for most anything. I’ve used it on cuts and bruises and stings and infections – it works better and cheaper than any synthetic pharmaceuticals
I just talked to my partner today, he’s still in the hospital (I knew he would be). I’m going to visit him tomorrow and bring him my psp to use. He is bored and wants to leave already. They might keep him till they find out what kind of infection he has in his arm which will take a few days. He says he doesn’t see any improvement in his arm which I think has him a little down in the dumps. I told him he needs to give the antibiotics time to work since its only been one day.
What a bummer. I was hoping he would be out by now. Does this infection hurt? I have never heard of it.
My husband has MRSA but its in his sinus and its colonized so its different then what my partner has. His started out as a red pimple looking thing on his arm. Overnight his whole arm swelled and looked like celulitis so I was convinced it was a bug bite that inflamed the tissue in his arm. They still are not sure if its MRSA or not but from what he said it was very painful. I know our last night in every time I would hit a bump in the road driving the medic he would wince or say something. I told him to stop being such a sissy.
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