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MRSA – The Super Bug - Mode of Transmission

Mode of Transmission

MRSA can be transmitted through skin- to -skin contact or through infected surfaces

There are two major methods by which MRSA is transmitted between people -

  • Physical skin –to- skin contact with an infected person or with a ‘carrier’ individual.
  • Coming in contact with MRSA on objects or surfaces such as athletic equipments, door handles, towels, sinks and floors that have been handled or touched by an infected person.

The infection is more likely to flare in people with cuts, abrasions or wounds or in persons with chronic skin conditions, such as psoriasis.


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karihad400 - Jan 04, 2013

i got a very bad attack of mrsa in kings college,the 5 listed drugs listed below i dont re-call the name of any.i still have some paperwork regarding this bug, 3days after the operation i was moved to a side ward,but i was told nothing at all about me contacting this disease only they put me in this ward for a bit of peace n quiet,nowt else was said to me at all i am verty annoyed about it all, i left it to late to lodge a claim even though all tests showed i was fit to have the operation.

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sogani - Jun 02, 2010

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defensesoap - Jun 01, 2010

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