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Had mrsa on my foot after allergic reaction caused an incision to open. treated w/ iv antibiotics & dr says at risk for future mrsa infections? precau

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Dr. Ronald Oberman
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Podiatry 33 years experience
Protect yourself: Do not walk barefoot in areas that are high risk forsustaining wounds or public bathroom/showers. Any wounds should be treated with antiseptic and covered. Monitor closely. When in doubt, consult with your doctor.
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Dr. Jeffrey Kass
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The precautions: Are just to inform a doctor if you should get an infection that you had MRSA in the past.
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