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Could mrsa spread from incision to joints and cause pain?
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Yes: This can occur sometimes and new joints may have to be replaced. One can also get infected natural joints and this will cause swelling and pain even to the touch. Need to have this evaluated if occurring.
Answered 4/11/2014
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