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Getting Staph Infection On Penis And Genitals. What Treatment Should Be Taken?

Yes.thank you.my son has een getting a staff infection every year on his penis andf genitals.he works on cars,gets lots of cuts. What can be used for this.can he use a cream.or does it have to be an oral antibiotic why do people get staff infections in that area? Sjould he take certain vitamins? He had a naf problem with impetigo and finger paraneckia as a kid.
Wed, 24 Jul 2013
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Hi ! Staph infection are common on the skin surfaces specially if there is a breach in the continuity of the skin (an ulcer). If the infection is not getting controlled with a local application, then an oral antibiotic has to be added. I would also advise your son to have a blood sugar test done as a routine, and give much importance to personal which he must be doing. Wishing him an early recovery.
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Getting Staph Infection On Penis And Genitals. What Treatment Should Be Taken?

Hi ! Staph infection are common on the skin surfaces specially if there is a breach in the continuity of the skin (an ulcer). If the infection is not getting controlled with a local application, then an oral antibiotic has to be added. I would also advise your son to have a blood sugar test done as a routine, and give much importance to personal which he must be doing. Wishing him an early recovery.