Description:  MRSA (methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus) is a specific type of bacterial “staph” infection that is resistant to beta-lactam antibiotics like methicillin (one of the strongest antibiotics) and other less powerful antibiotics. MRSA is NOT a disease; it is bacteria highly resistant to antibiotics. MRSA has ... Read More MRSA (methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus) is a specific type of bacterial “staph” infection that is resistant to beta-lactam antibiotics like methicillin (one of the strongest antibiotics) and other less powerful antibiotics. MRSA is NOT a disease; it is bacteria highly resistant to antibiotics. MRSA has been increasing exponentially the last few years. While many times able to be treated on an outpatient basis, worst-case MRSA infections can eat you alive and even take your life… I was diagnosed with having a resistant type of MRSA about 4 months ago after being admitted to the hospital for abdominal pain caused by which looked to me like a half a tennis ball right under my belly´s skin. I had a lil surgery done to remove it & also was taking some antibiotics, I did some blood tests after that they were negative so I thought I was MRSA free! That didnt last long...this week Ive been having severe and sharp abdominal pain so I thought its menstrual cramps, it got worse to the point that I can´t sit, lay, walk, sleep or move without having the sarp pain! I went to the doctor 2 days ago and thats when I got the bad news agin....I have MRSA once again!!! Now Im in urgent need of a surgery to remove 7 MRSA boils out of my lower abdominal area which gives me a sharp pain in both sides of my belly, pelvic region, lower back around my hips all the way down to my legs!  Close