Potentially harmful staph bacteria found in nose!

14th December, 2013 (http://www.kamagrarx.co/) : It is a known fact that some bacteria are good while some are bad. However, there is no any single technique to get in contact with good bacteria and completely avoid bad bacteria. They are everywhere and depending on our immune system strength, we may or may not be a victim to their strategies. A new research suggests that bacteria can lurk on overlooked sites of the nose and they are potentially harmful.

The research included 12 people who were overall healthy. They found that staphylococcus aureus bacteria which are a major cause of many diseases lurked in different deep sites deep within the nose. The bacteria had formed reservoirs in those sites and nearly half of them were found to be antibiotic resistant.

It was an already known fact that S. aureus reside on the skin and some sites in the nose. Although elimination of this bacterium is possible, the bacterium can re-emerge within weeks or months.

Researchers said that about 1/3rd of all population are S. aureus carriers. 1/3 rd are occasional carrier while remaining 1/3rd don’t carry S. aureus at all. However, carrying this bacterium doesn’t mean the person is going to be sick. If the person is healthy and has good lifestyle, there is no need to eliminate these harmful bacteria.

However, if this persistent carrier has weakened immune system or underlying disease that requires hospitalization, risk becomes suddenly higher. If skin penetrating procedures are required for treatment, the S. aureus bacterium can directly enter the bloodstream through incision. It may lead to problems such as sepsis, pneumonia and heart valve infections.

Researchers also found a bacterium known as Corynebacterium pseudodiphtheriticum at those sites where S. aureus was present. Further research is being conducted whether this bacterium is useful in counteracting the ill effects of the later.

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Andy decosta completed his graduation in Biotechnology and also did PhD in Bio-pharmacology. He works as a medical consultant for kamagrarx.co