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Detailed Answer:
Dear,

Thanks for contacting the homeopathy section of AYUS(H) and after reviewing your history I'm of the following opinion:

1. As this bacteria is the leading cause of hospital-acquired infection [gram negative ] and can readily become resistant to antibiotics thus is hard and difficult to treat/manage.

2. As the condition is prevalent in hospitals thus apart from treatment initially hygiene procedures like careful hand washing and use of gloves/gowns can cut down the spread of infection [as it is passed from person to person]

3. Natural antibiotics to fight off infection is/are garlic and turmeric and when combined with catechin [found in green tea, bayberry, nuts] provides natural resistance against the harmful bacteria by providing antioxidant protection and guarding healthy cells against free radical damage

PS. use of green tea [liquid plus capsules] are an ideal choice and taking probiotics alongside with help heal healthier.

4. As it is one of example of hospital acquired infection thus homeopathy drugs like Aconitum, Belladonna, Pulsatilla, are simplest medicine(s) which can be used to treat infections [since FDA recognizes them as over the counter drugs [OTC] thus is/are effective in treating people with specific ailment as long as disease is self-limiting and doesn't require medical diagnosis]


Dr. Munish Sood
Consultant Physician
Naimittika

direct online link: bit.ly/drmunishsood

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