What are MRSA symptoms?
MRSA infection typically starts as a painful red, swollen skin boil. It may contain pus or other drainage and often resembles pimples or spider bites. What are the factors that contribute to MRSA infection? The following are several factors often related with MRSA infections: 1) Poor hygiene 2) People living in crowded environments 3) Healthcare workers What can you do to prevent MRSA? Prevention is always better than cure. The key in preventing MRSA infection is hygiene. Always make sure that you wash your hands often and use a hand sanitizer before touching any equipment. This is especially important for healthcare workers that often deal with medical equipments that may be contaminated by the bacteria. Healthcare workers should also wear clean gloves. Athletes or people who often visit the gym and use athletic equipments should take a shower after their workout session. This is because it is possible that the equipments that they have used are contaminated,or they might pick up the
