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How long does it take for mrsa to get in your blood stream?

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It depends: Many people have a skin infection or even just colonization with MRSA and it never reaches their bloodstream. Some can have a simple skin infection and have bacteria in the blood the same day or the next day--within hours. Other people will have a bone infection for days and days and never develop bacteremia (bacteria in the blood). If you have MRSA, consider seeing an infectious disease physician

Answered 5/10/2018

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As soon as MRSA gets in your blood, is it still curable?

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