natural remedies for Staph infections?

[Anonymous]

silver - just use it externally though to avoid blue skin

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would recommend tea tree oil which is a natural antibiotic. Also, turmeric works very well.

It's a natural antiseptic. Not an antibiotic.

[Anonymous]

Since clearly a dr is not involved..perhaps OP just has a general skin infection that you can get from shaving or another nick. I would put hot compresses on in regularly through the day..eventually pus should come out and the wound should resolve. I have had these and my Dr said to call if the redness gets larger and streaky or if you run a fever.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Besides manuka honey, what else can work?

Are you serious right now?

Jesus.

[Anonymous]

I agree OP should see a doctor (how do you know it's staph?), but are all of you unaware that for some antibiotic resistant infections, medical grade honey and silver are now being used as last resorts in the hospital?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I agree OP should see a doctor (how do you know it's staph?), but are all of you unaware that for some antibiotic resistant infections, medical grade honey and silver are now being used as last resorts in the hospital?

For some antibiotic resistant infections, people are losing their arms and legs. And their lives.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I agree OP should see a doctor (how do you know it's staph?), but are all of you unaware that for some antibiotic resistant infections, medical grade honey and silver are now being used as last resorts in the hospital?

For some antibiotic resistant infections, people are losing their arms and legs. And their lives.

Yes, I'm aware. That's why they're trying some other therapies. And you do know that most of the time we get staph infections, it's a pretty simple infection that our bodies fight off pretty effectively.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I agree OP should see a doctor (how do you know it's staph?), but are all of you unaware that for some antibiotic resistant infections, medical grade honey and silver are now being used as last resorts in the hospital?

Silver is not a last resort. It's been and continues to be first line treatment for burns. External use only, unfortunately as other PP's have noted.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Besides manuka honey, what else can work?

yeah

Those will work.

They'll work you into a grave.

moron

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I agree OP should see a doctor (how do you know it's staph?), but are all of you unaware that for some antibiotic resistant infections, medical grade honey and silver are now being used as last resorts in the hospital?

For some antibiotic resistant infections, people are losing their arms and legs. And their lives.

My friend's son was in the hospital for a week with a resistant strain.

[Anonymous]

OP here... turns out it was a syphilitic chancre on my shaft. So now I amlooking for natural remedies for syphilis.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here... turns out it was a syphilitic chancre on my shaft. So now I amlooking for natural remedies for syphilis.

ROFL!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Besides manuka honey, what else can work?

Are you serious right now?

Jesus.

Is Jesus a swear word or a suggestion in this context?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here... turns out it was a syphilitic chancre on my shaft. So now I amlooking for natural remedies for syphilis.

Good luck with that. Clearly the syphilitic psychosis has started with you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would recommend tea tree oil which is a natural antibiotic. Also, turmeric works very well.

It's a natural antiseptic. Not an antibiotic.

You do realize antibiotics are all derived from nature, yes? All natural!!