2 Responses for "What is an effective way to treat MRSA without medical treatment?"

1. miley cyrus March 14th, 2010 at 12:06 pm 1

   Best Answer – Chosen by Voters You are wrong about everything. Have you ever heard the ditty that "sometimes a little knowledge is dangerous" that's what's happening here. By "milking" this thing you have, your also forcing it into the fascia (skin) layers and it's going to travel under the skin. It can also travel into the internal organs. You simply cannot get rid of it that way your explaining. It can go down or relax and then pop up somewhere else or on the internal organs, then you have a real mess. I have seen it in an operating theatre that has completely covered the internal organs of a patient, It isn't pretty. Don't mess with this. Source(s): LabMed Technologist supervisor (retired)

2. taylor swift March 14th, 2010 at 12:06 pm 2

   Does the person in question have more than 1? How about a history of MRSA??A furuncle aka boil/ingrown hair & MRSA are very different. Although they look alike, one is very contagious & needs to be treated with an antibiotic. If you "milk" a boil, of course it will HURT, but yes it will get the infection out & on the road to healing faster.. If you "milk" these and have MRSA that can be potentially fatal by spreading that infection into the blood stream. I know times are tough, but you cant chance everything. If there's a true concern that it's more than a common boil, please have it examined & a sample of the puss sent out to the lab for a culture. They will know exactly what it is off of the results. If it's THAT bad, the Urgent care or ER can't turn you away. Good luck! Source(s): Nursing