Sometimes persistant, low grade staph infections result because of an inadequate immune response to it.
There is a product, staph toxoid, that can be given by injection in small doses weekly for several weeks that will stimulate the immune response to resistant staph and give you a chance at getting rid of that, at least, hopefully.
Maintaining a population of normal skin bacteria may be important in keeping staph infections at bay. If you see an increase in the staph, consider stopping the Hexadine.
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