Other clinical symptoms include fever, malaise, rhinorrhea and irritability. Blisters may form and the pain is severe. If the blisters are ruptured the fluid loss along with evaporation may cause dehydration. This is a fear and so is worrying about a secondary infection. Because of this the skin is treated just as if it had been burnt.
Topical antibiotics are ineffective so systematic ones are used.
IF the infection can be controlled the skin should heal up in ten to fourteen days. As you know, a common way of accquiring MR S. aureus is through invasive surgery. Click here and read a case study about a patient who received a CSF schundt. Make note how long he was infected and how he was diagnosed. Understanding DNA and Gene Cloning.