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@A MyLupusTeam Member the best person to ask about this is @A MyLupusTeam Member. He knows alot and is a professor of Human Anatomy. He would be able to let you know if this is even doable. MERSA is a very difficult bacteria to treat and sometimes it takes several different types to get rid of it. Good Luck.
She has inflammation of her female area .wound care can’t get it right. It attacked her female area front and back in her crack area want heal
Topical Clindamycin is used frequently by dermatologists. I assume you are trying to treat MRSA. Oral bactrim or topical bactroban can be used to treat cutaneous MRSA too assuming no allergy to either. Oral vancomycin is not absorbed through the gut therefore it is often use to treat c. difficile infection bc it stays in the gut to treat the infection. IV vancomycin does not work on c. difficile. If you are trying to treat mrsa, a compounding pharmacy can mix topical vanc but bactroban ointment should work just fine, assuming no allergy to bactroban. It is prescription only and not to be confused with bacitracin. Hope this helps
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