I was a picker since adolescence. I will admit it. I can not see the white head, or blurred black dirt and dirty fields, on my face or anywhere in my body. I was always so terrible to pick up my facial uplift so I periodically filled my transparent complexion with red spots and scabies. Unfortunately, I can not stop there - I will also choose scabies.
Recently, this terrible habit has driven me frightened. I noticed that a white head appeared on the left cheek. I tried it but I knew it was not ready, but I could not help it.
Over two days the spot is bigger and more painful. The amount of picking or compression does not bind pressure. Soon, my whole face swelled and softened. From three inches from the top of the ear to the center of the throat, from the nose to the back 2 inches behind the ear, on my scalp.
The pain was so intense that even a light touch made me scream. Because I looked like a monster, my self esteem was a big hit.
Finally, I went to an emergency care facility near my home. The doctor knew immediately that there was a problem with MRSA or methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus.
MRSA has been used once in the medical field, but now it is in close contact with the gym, school, military and so on. This type of MRSA is called community-related MRSA (CA-MRSA).
Although most healthy people recover promptly from MRSA, this bacterial infection can spread easily and become fatal. MRSA normally works only on the skin, but if left unprocessed it will enter the bloodstream and move to the organ.
The really bad news is that this type of infection is resistant to many antibiotics, as its name suggests, so it is difficult to remove. Above all else, MRSA can be quite painful, it can take weeks to heal and may leave an ugly scar. MRSA can also directly lead to carnivor pain, known as necrotizing fasciitis.
Cleanliness is all in MRSA. It is important to wash hands frequently, to keep short and clean palms, to not share personal hygiene items, to make the surface of shared equipment hygienic, to avoid contact with open wounds, to scratch the wound Cleaning and bandaging, and acne,
It is easy to promote the spread of MRSA if under the fingernails of your fingers, those nails ring the jit, bug the bugs or pick up scabies. There is no limit even to pinching your nose. It is estimated that one-third of the population is spreading bacteria nose at any time.
If you think there is a possibility of MRSA, consult your doctor immediately. They can definitely do laboratory tests and are likely to prescribe large amounts of antibiotics and ask to apply eczema to abscess several times a day. (Moist heat helps soften the infected tissue, come to the surface and drain it.)
I have noticed that this is a difficult task for us. Therefore, please clip and clean the nails and touch each part later before rinsing off the skin thoroughly. Or try using Q chips instead of fingers and nails. In order to avoid MRSA, it is best to keep your hands off of your acne!
