Staphylococcus aureus
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2020
- What is staphylococcus aureus? Staphylococcus aureus, sometimes called staph aureus, is a gram positive coccus that grows in clusters. It’s a part of the normal skin and nasal flora in about a quarter of the population, but if it overgrows or if the skin is damaged, then it can cause disease through direct colonization, toxin production, or both.
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I got a cellulitis with staph aureus, and Bactrim didn’t even slow the spread. Incredibly painful to move. Leg was on fire non stop. 5 days in the hospital, I think vancomycin saved my life. A month later , I am still recovering with minor pains. The leg still looks awful, but I’m antibiotic-free for a week now
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Very clear explanation which is easy to understand. Thank you!!!
The video was very helpful and well made thank you so much
i once had staph. i was picking on a goosebump on my lower torso before i went to bed, and when i woke up, there was a giant red line heading to my stomach and my spine.
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I am always watching this channel and this was a big help to my study and to understand the disease as well the pathophysiology.
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Wow thank you for this!!! 🙏 I am looking at my Culture & Sensitivity test result and I am grateful for the video. My staph is Penicillin G resistant I’m glad that Doc prescribed Clindamycin for me.
Did the Clindamycin help? And also how long and what does was prescribed
Muy bien explicado ✨👌🏻
Amigo no se bien Inglés, que dice el video, tengo esa bacteria y tengo 5 meses con dolor de garganta y no se m quita hace unos años lo tenía supongo que no se me Quito, gracias
I just tested positive of this and mines are rashes that are itchy and they broke into yellow crust. Sometimes I can get muscle pains and had a fever I didn’t realize it would relate to the rash. I thought it was ringworm to psoriasis the whole time. Now learning more about Staph it scares me. Especially how it can evolve and cause death. Let’s hope for the best here. Thank you for the very informative video.
We hope that our video was able to help, Mary 🙏🏼
No worries you'll be alright, I've been diagnosed wrong for almost 3 years with nummular eczema and at the end of the day I've found oit myself that i have MRSA and Streptococcus pyogenes which both cause skin rash, recently it got into my bloodstream but i took heavy antibiotics (azithromycin) and now i just heal my lesions from the rash with mupirocin ointment. I believe you'll do great and don't stress about it. It will eventually get better with time. Also sea water helps heal the lesions.
@@tytwind are you fine now??
@@user-wv3un1bs1w yeah I'm doing alright rn, my skin rash hasn't completely cleared up yet, because the medical staff is protesting and so i can't get my prescription for mupirocin. But once i get it, its gonna clear all up. Thanks for asking
@@tytwind I also have eczema, and when I scratch my skin and it breaks, yellow fluid will come out and form a yellow crust over
Really well put together m8 :)
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I think i had a staph infection breakout on my wrist and developed in many ichy boils. It went away after washing the area with soap for a few days. Hearing that it could have gotten worse is scary.😢
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I had hospital acquired MRSA osteomyelitis for almost 3 years after had 8 reconstructive surgeries. I had a fall down a flight of stairs causing multiple compound fractures & spent almost 2 years, on & off in the hospital. I had repeated 105°+ fevers, systemic sepsis and cellulitis and almost lost my leg. The Vancomycin IV, hyperbaric oxygen, wound vacuum & multiple other current treatments weren't working well. When my doctor came to me & said to prepare myself, that they were going to amputate, something in me switched on. I decided I was done being sick and healed myself through meditation.
For people in the medical field, don't doubt that human beings naturally have the ability to heal themselves. I too work in the medical field as a microbiology med lab tech. But I have have seen people heal themselves repeatedly. Modern medicine has its place. But the human body is vastly capable of so much more than we are aware or give credit to.
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God bless Me to not have to be hospitalized but it was on My skin and healed quickly with Prayers, Faith, and Doxycycline. God's blessings
So glad you healed yourself! How long were your meditation sessions, and how often did you meditate?
Ye iam also medical student u can't underestimate natural treatment ,now a days doctors need money ,not the welfare of patient
I had osteomyelitis and staph aureus meningitis surrounding a compound fracture. I was 3 months in the hospital in quarantine. One of the things my Dad did for me , without talking to me or visiting , was hire another doctor and a lawyer to prevent them from cutting off my leg.
I remeber when i had it and i had to do surgery i was away from school for 2 months in hospital while covid was at its highest i still have flash backs
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Which organisms are there in diabetic skin infectious/ ulcer/ cellulitis and which organisms usually grow in the in dwelling catheters. Please explain thank you 🙏🏻
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I'm an MRSA survivor, and trust me, the experience is very unpleasant, had it right above my belly button as a 3 year old.
Omg same!! I had it on my ankle and it spread up my leg and around my entire body. I went septic and nearly died. This bacteria is wicked!
What kind of treatment did you take tell me please
@@user-dh8tj1tk4n how did you survive omg?
@@mayapintoiazzouguen4818 honestly Faith.. I wanted to give up so badly but I chose to fight. This bacteria is really aggressive and I am so greatful to be alive.
i had it on my neck ! the scar is so visible to others
Precious information
Thanks alot
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i had this when i was 7 years old, i had to get surgery on my thigh rather than my knee, even tho it entered through a huge hole in my knee, man that was the worst year of my life, even tho i was very young, 1 full year in the hospital.
I hope you are ok now?
God how awful. Many healthful and healing blessings to you. I can only imagine what a yr in hospital has done to your body let alone how all that pain n etc messes with your soul n emotions n life in general. I hope you have good caregivers n med staff.
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I have goosebumps all over whiles watching this cause I was infected by this bacteria and it developed into a boil. I was fine after a week with antibiotics.
What was the name of the antibiotics you did use?
May I know what do you use reference or book in this topic
Great explanation, very helpfull video
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Plz make a video on strept . Pyogenes
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This happens when you get a root canal and those infected pieces aerolisize from the drill and you breathe it in or swallow it when your dentist is doing the work... staphylococcus is basically inside teeth cavities those black cavities that spread it inside your body.... amoxicillin is the goto during this procedure
So now I know how I got Staphylococcus aureus💀
@@TheRealJib01 your welcome...buy amoxicillin asap....twice a day 500mg for 10 days
@@JuanLopez-gh1rb does it destroy gut? i tried amoxicillin and got rash and EPV from it
Thanks
Pls explain about streptococcus species.
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Thank you for this Video👏👏. Are all the 5 toxins superantigens? TSST-1 and the enterotoxins when released systemically bind directly to class II major histocompatibility complexes of antigen-presenting cells outside the conventional antigen-binding grove. Then bind unspecifically to TCR having the Vb element. So this type of binding is unspecific.
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I have it and that's why I'm watching this video, am I really afraid of it and the doctor told me that it's hard to cure and now I'm drinking syrup and thank you for recording this video☹️💟
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How is it diagnosed and found?
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I had nasal surgery in June 2020 and I was just diagnosed with Staphylococcus aureus. I was curious and wanted to know what it was as I have little to no medical knowledge. Now I'm trying to avoid a panic attack as my grandma passed away years ago because she became septic. 😳
There is an herbal cure for it sorry about your grandma you can safe more life reach to doctor Maya
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Hi Britt!! Have you managed to be cured of the infection? I was tested positive for it since march this year and I'm yet to be cured from it. Please let me know if you have been cured. Thank you and sorry for your lost 🥺
They should give you some antibiotics after surgery, so I'm sure you're good
@@mrtom449 herbal medicines is the most effective way to eliminate staphylococcus aureus.
@@ashleelarsen5002 you sound like the doctors that gave me antibiotics after oral staph and oh they said the same thing as you!!!! Are you sure?? I went thru fluid on my scalp , sore after sore on my neck , nasal blisters and now super hot spots literally skin peeling away on my big toe......... So maybe be you should be sure, instead of being like the uninformed docs who let me go thru years of hell because of their stupidity. Still going thru......
Is staphylococcus Aureus similar with Epidermolysis Bullosa ?
This is scary to hear when you have this🥺 I’m on antibiotics...its getting better, but not so quickly🥺
I hope you get well soon🙌🙌
The reason I came to this video is because my grandpa has this right now and he is doing very bad, probably because he is an old man. I hope both of you get better.
I had it once too. Big bubbles would appear on my leg. Then they would burst and grow again and do the same thing over and over! I hope you both get better!!!
@@Beekeeping_13 my grandpa passed on the 20th of december 2020. Miss him everyday.
@vincent I’m so sorry.
@@Beekeeping_13 this is literally me. How are you doing now? Has it gotten any better
Thank you
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Is it possibble to staph aereus move to prostate and do prostatitis?
Make video in enzymes also please
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great thanks
Glad to help! 💕
What about staphylococcal bacteriophage? Is it effective?
I have in the scalp causing folliculitis. It's getting severe now and antibiotics bactrim is not working now.
I also don't know what to do my husband had nasal and sinus surgery he got Infeccion and now he got bacteria I don't know if I should change the ent he is having I don't think they care much about him....I'm scare
Não tem em português? Tradução ? Muito legal, mas não sei inglês
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Pls how can this staph be treated please
Thank you for this video sir.
I am curious to know what purpose the various bacteria have on the body if they do not turn rogue?
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will staph bacteria affect liver protein levels? M proteins?
Does it go away by it self?
Just spent 9 days in hospital. Working with Surgeon and ID to save my right hand. Right hand got infected with no sign of a skin damage-whatsoever. Additionally, by the time I landed in the hospital, i had very rapidly developed 3 other abscesses. Large one on my left hip, a smaller one on my upper left thigh and a 3rd on my left ring finger. That is 4 locations with no puncture to the skin.
Which were your symptoms which made you go to the hospital? It turned out that I have it too and me either have any sign of a skin damage. Please answer me. I hope you are okay now. 👍
@@ifixaralampopoulou791 my right hand got so swollen over a few days and the pain had become unbearable such that I ended up going to an emergency room after midnight.
@@josefbleaux6724 Oh my God! Are you okay now? What exactly did to you and which medicine helped you?
This bacteria has been detected in my throat. I don't know what to think or to feel. I have taken antibiotics but the bother continues in my throat. Please help what more to do 😢
I have had a Staphylococcus Aureus infection in my throat for a year. Symptoms - earache and sore throat. I’ve tried various antibiotics due to penicillin allergy and none have worked. Need advice.
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i have this on my legs and feet and dont know how to treat it cant walk anymore too
Basically, if a staphylococcus gets anywhere it shouldn't be, it causes alot if bad stuff.
Are there videos on culture media and flagella types?:)
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