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s merca really a virus? Well infact it isn't. Merca, or MRSA
is actually a strain of bacteria, commonly known as staphylococcus
aureus. MRSA, or methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus,
acquired its name due to becoming resistant to the antibiotic
methicillin. An MRSA infection can look like a single red
bump that resembles a pimple or boil or an insect bite. It
may also resemble a cluster of small reddish bumps and have
pus or other leaking fluid.
MRSA is not actually caused by a virus like say, a flu. Instead,
MRSA is a resistant strain of the bacteria staphylococcus
aureus, which can be fatal if not treated.
Over the past decade, new strains of merca have emerged in
the community that are capable of causing severe infections
in otherwise healthy individuals. Beforehand merca was contained
mostly in healthcare settings amongst those with weakened
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The newer strains amongst the general population are known
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known as healthcare-associated MRSA. or HA-MRSA.
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