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Is it safe for a kidney transplant person to be around a person with mrsa?

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Dr. Vicki Levine answered

Specializes in Dermatology

Avoid: Avoid that person since your immunity is depressed and you do not want to get that infection.

Answered 9/20/2012

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Hygiene is key!: If you are living with someone who is diagnosed with an MRSA infection it is difficult to avoid the person. The key is to make sure that the person is being treated with antibiotics. Always wash hands with antibacterial soaps & do not share personal items. Unless you have an open cut, usually not an issue. An antibiotic ointment can be used in the nostril to treat MRSA colonization if present.

Answered 10/3/2016

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