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HELLO , I HAVE HAD A SORE IN MY NOSE FOR SOMETIME NOW , HOWEVER IT'S IN THE BOTTOM LEFT INSIDE ,AND IT STARTED OUT LIKE A BUMP AND I'AM HUMAN SO I MESSED WITH IT SO NOW THAT IS WHAT I HAVE GOING ON ... , AND OF COURSE IT FEELS  LIKE THE MOON ,  ONE DAY IT SEAMS LIKE IT'S GETTING BETTER ,BUT THEN  IT SCABED UP AGAIN THE NEXT MORING ..........  NEED HELP IN .N.C.
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HELLO , I WAS JUST WOUNDERING IF YOU GOT YOUR RESULTS BACK TODAY FROM YOUR   DR.   I SURE HOPE IT WAS GOOD ... I HAVN'T BEEN YET GOING  TO GIVE IT ANOTHER DAY OR SO ..... THEN I MAY GO TO THE HEALTH DEPT .. TO SEE WHAT THEY SAY ...........
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Please do go to the ER! Tell them you have no insurance, and if you cant afford the bill let them know, you can let them know that you suspect it may be MRSA. Also I have found out that you can go to your local health department and they have to test and treat you for this. (FOR FREE)   I am sure it's driving you insane, I'm right there beside you in that! I suggest that you research the Internet on this.. It may be in your better interest, to know what is, or what may be going on inside of you!

This is a sentence from the site I'm listing here for you!

S. aureus most commonly colonizes the anterior nares (the nostrils), although the respiratory tract, opened wounds, intravenous catheters, and urinary tract are also potential sites for infection.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MRSA
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THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THE INFO , I WILL TRY TO SEE A DOCTOR , I DON'T HAVE INSURANCE , THE ONLY THING I KNOW IS GO TO ER ,BUT MY GOODNESS THAT IS SO COSTLY.... BUT THIS HAS GONE ON FOR TOO LONG NOW I WAS SCARED OF THAT , I WAS IN A LOCAL BAR AND THIS GUY CAME IN AND SAID , HE HAD JUST GOT OUT OF THE HOSPITAL FOR THE SAME THING MRSA ,HE HAD A CUT ON HIS FINGER , SO I JUST WOUNDER IF I CAUGHT IT FROM THERE ? I KNOW ONE THING IT HAS BEEN DROVE ME INSANE ...........
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I have the same type of sores in my nose now! They were the first thing to show up,.. the following morning when I woke up, they had reached my throat.. The doctor said it was strep throat, and the nurse practitioner says its something called MRSA. I should get the swab results back on Monday! Everything I have read, and all the pictures I have seen, do suggest that this is MRSA after-all.. You have to tell the doctor to swab the nose because this can be a very fatal thing! They have started me on Bactrim DS oral antibiotic and a cream called mupirocin 2% ointment 22GM that you put in the nose with a q-tip.. These sores quickly spread to my neck and are now in my back under the skin as well! My son came home from school with a cut from another child, and a week later developed blisters over that very cut. Then we later found out that boy who cut my son has MRSA and that's how I got it. Please stop touching them, you spread it this way!
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i have used saline drops , neosporin , i have used other thing's as well but , it's not getting any better ,how in the devil do you keep your finger's away from it , it's so annoying , I wish there was something i could do ,i don't do drugs but someone sold me if they didn't know any better that it looked like someone that had done cocaine for a long time never have never will ... but you can see the scab just looking in the mirror ...
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Went to ent for same thing told me it was chapped  (dry air) and to use neosporin /sailine drops for moisture.Good luck
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