Is Treating MRSA Positive (carriers) Better Managed At Home?

Dr Kadiyali M Srivatsa

“Aggressive and antibiotic resistant strains of bacteria generally don’t exist

outside of the hospital environment” is wrong. Our body has developed immunity
to mostly familiar germs and our body already has resistance is also untrue.

These bacteria are now very different; they have mastered to technology of gene
manipulation and are capable of producing a new strain very fast. They lived on
our body and occasionally spread locally and were rapidly killed when treated with
some local antibiotics. Once they enter the blood stream, they spread rapidly and
we could treat those using IV antibiotics. Now they are immune to most
antibiotics and also have various toxins. Our body is not capable of stopping this
spread because the bacteria has an enzyme which kills white cells in 5 minutes,
so no way of developing immunity or defense.

Imagine, a burglar walking around your house armed with eight arms and
ammunitions. He does not know how to get in. If some one or you allow this
burglar to enter your house, there is no way you can stop him kill you. If you
want to save your life, you must first know more about these arms and
ammunitions, know which one is the burglar going to use first and then develop
methods to protect yourself.

Doctors have no knowledge of genetic make up of these bugs and are telling us it
has become difficult to differentiate HA-MRSA (Hospital MRSA) and CA-MRSA
(Community MRSA). The genetic make up of these different strains are now
blurred. HA-MRSA infected sick and ill patients in the hospitals but the CA-MRSA
infect healthy adults and children in the community and is very difficult to treat
because they have more enzymes and toxins. If I say, bacteria producing
meningitis has one toxin (produce shock and kill) this one has eight (shock, kills
white cells, liquefy tissue, produce bleeding, forms blood clots, stops heart, digest
lugs and help them enter brain), I wont be wrong.

Medical device manufacturers and pharmacutical companies relied on developing

new technologies for the last fifty years. Antibiotics helping us to treat infections
which were introduced into the patient’s skin (wound infections) and blood stream
(bacteremia). People welcome these new technologies and proceedures like IVF,
plastic surgery, minimally invasive surgery, transplant surgery, stent and
implants. Major corporations and pharmacutical companies cashed in. The doctors
were honoured as piooneers in these so called advances in medicine.

Its hard for doctors like me to see how our generation contributed to the
distruction of our universe, simply because of greed and fame. I have been
unfortunate and not strong enough to stop this progress and now we will have to
sit back and watch the world around us colapse.

I found it hard to see a mother begging me to help save her son, when I could not
do anything to prevent it. This boy was healthy, playing with his friends the
previous evening. When I saw him in that morning we could not record his blood
pressure. His blood had no white cells and was so was diagnosed as septic shock
and had various IV antibiotics. The bugs in his legs & lower abdomen (groin) were
eating away the flesh. I was holding his hand and talking to him all day until he
died that night.

Yes, this was not a painful death for the boy, but for us it was. As doctos we can’t
save every one but at least we could sustain life and help parents understand and
accept death. Saving some ones life is not doctors job (God, if one believe to
exist, saves life) we can only postpone death. If we cannot do this, I wonder what
my role in life is?

One and the only wepon we were fortunate to have that cured was the antibiotic,
unfortunatly it looks as if we have abused it so much, we have none left to fight. I
have tried to warn people, medical professionals and major corporations about
this impending threat to mankind and am constatly publishing articles to educate
people.

Only defence we have is not to let the bugs enter your body in hospitals or at
home, so it does not matter if you are a carrier managed in hospitals or at home.
At home you will have your family and frieds visiting you more often. This is likely
to spread infection in the community and will be sad for you to hear they are now
ill and dying. So it is safe to isolate carriers, knowing there is nothing much
doctors or nurse can do to get rid of the bacteria from your body.

Reference

Your child may be carrying the drug resistant super bug *right now.* A
new report in the journal "Pediatrics" says many children may be carrying the
staphylococcus infection "MRSA" in their nasal passages -- and not even know it.

The Royal Society of Medicine says that we are heading towards a "pre-antibiotic"
era with no effective treatment for some infection. Britain's hospitals are losing the fight
against superbugs, a leading scientific organization will warns.

New UK Guidelines for doctors to diagnose and manage

CA-MRSA in the community (May 2008)

My Videos published in Youtube

CA_MRSA information to pdf download

www.safecannula.com

www.medifix.org