It is possible, but it's more likely that you will recover from it. It can be treated with a topical or oral antibiotic. I have heard of people washing their skin with a very dilluted solution of water and bleach, because they were allergic to the antibiotics. Staph is usually a mild infection that can be easily treated and cured. However, there is a strain of the staph infection that is resistant to antibiotics. This strain can progress to a life-threatening infection. Staph is contagious and can be passed through the air, through direct contact, or by touching something that has been touched by an infected person. You can prevent it with frequent hand-washing (before and after cooking and eating, after using the bathroom, etc.), by daily bathing, and by cleaning and treating injuries as they occur.
Staph or staphylococcus is a bacteria it can range from mild and requiring no treatment to severe and potentially fatal. Always get it checked.
if left untreated anyone can die from a staff infection...make sure to visit a doctor and take all your meds and you shopuld be fine
definitely, its not something you want to play around with.
The correct spelling is "staph infection." "Staph" is shorthand for staphylococcus, a kind of bacteria.
A yeast infection is caused by a fungus, and staph by a bacterium; but a yeast infection of the skin can cause skin compromise that makes it easier for a staph infection to occur.
yes, believe it or not a lot of people have died from staph Infection but you could only die from it if you have the worst case.
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30% of people in the U.S carry staph bacteria in their skin.
Staph is not a typical cause of hepatitis.
In order to be safe from staph Infection you gotta bath and continue washing your hands
why would you have a staph infection in the neck? What is the cause of this?
Cellulose is a starch made by plants; it is not made by staph infection.
General staph infection info: http://www.goaskalice.columbia.edu/2109.html
Scheider's wife attributed her husband's death to complications from a staph infection.