An antimicrobial-resistant (AMR) infection is one that cannot be easily treated by drugs. HCPs are the only ones who can determine whether a post-surgery infection is indeed an AMR-related infection. Your HCP then should follow CDC guidelines for treating AMR infections.One of the first signs of any infection is a fever. That can be followed by symptoms including:Swollen lymph nodesSwelling or pus around the surgery sitePersistent nausea or vomitingConfusion or lack of awareness (also called delirium)PainIf you have any of these symptoms, contact your HCP right away or go to the hospital.