I am very worried and been researching for past two days to find something convincing to make myself feel we should not panic.
My baby has been diagnosed with MRSA. I am very confused because two weeks ago she had a disease from hell and we thought it was herpes. Her gums inside were swollen bleeding with blisters in her mouth and she spread blisters on her face really fast.
Yesterday we receive a letter from hospital stating they found MRSA in one of the wounds they sampled.
She is completely healed except she has scars left on her face from the blisters and scars are still pink red but nothing alarming. She took one week of abx during her sickness. She had fever for 7 days very high fever.
Am confused what is the next step. Doctors here in europe are saying chill nothing to worry about and by two years of age it should go away on its own.
I been looking for natural ways of treating.
any ideas?
Posted by Keebler (Member # 12673) on :
- Allimax has done some studies on MRSA and an allicin cream.
Google: allicin, MRSA -
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Posted by hopingandpraying (Member # 9256) on :
Perhaps you could mix 1-2 drops of Olive Leaf extract into some olive or almond oil (don't put the OLE directly onto skin without mixing it into some sort of oil - it's very strong) and put it on the sores with a Q-tip. Olive Leaf extract is a powerful antifungal, antiviral, antibacterial oil.
Get Dr. Morton Walker's book, "Olive Leaf Extract" used on Amazon or check your local library. I've used OLE for many things and it always works!
Posted by Keebler (Member # 12673) on :
- Seagate - the best OLE there is due to their careful growing / harvest methods . . . has a topical and a liquid. Even a nose spray. The link is in here.
Herbal Safety considerations & reference books; etc. -
Posted by Keebler (Member # 12673) on :
- Colloidal or Ionic SILVER ? One article pops up in this search for silver. Other articles look good, too. Townsend Letter is a gathering place of sorts for naturopathic doctors / acupuncturists / herbalists.