Staphylococcus refers to conditionally dangerous microbes. This means that this bacterium lives on the skin and mucous membranes and in a healthy body, but under certain conditions it can cause harm. Especially often this happens in the case of lesions of throat and maxillary sinuses. In such situations, effective treatment of staphylococcus in the nose and throat is required, since the microbe has the ability to multiply rapidly, spread to nearby tissues and organs, cause severe irreversible complications.
Than medicamentally to treat a staphilococcus in a nose and a throat?
Like other bacterial infections, the pathology under consideration is subject to antibiotic therapy. Drugs of choice are medicines with a wide spectrum of activity, to which microorganisms rarely develop resistance:
1. Beta-lactam group:
- Cephalexin;
- Vancomycin;
- Cefazolin;
- Amoxicillin;
- Oxacillin;
- Cephalothin;
- Cloxacillin;
- Cefotaxime.
2. Macrolides:
- Clarithromycin;
- Erythromycin.
3. Lincosamides:
- Clindamycin;
- Dalacin;
- Klimitsin.
To find out which particular drug will produce the best effect, the antibioticogram performed on the eve of the development of the therapy scheme allows.
If the use of antimicrobial agents is undesirable or contraindicated, it is worth paying attention to bacteriophages, which are concentrated lyophilisates of bacteria. Simultaneously with them it is possible to take anatoxins.
Treatment of severe form of Staphylococcus aureus in the throat and nose, as well as chronic lesions, involves the use of a special anti-staphylococcal immunoglobulin. It is sold as directed by a doctor.
Among the local medicines the most effective are the following:
- IRS-19;
- Chlorhexidine;
- Gramicidin;
- Chlorophyllipt ;
- Bioparox;
- Dioxydin.
How can non-traditional prescriptions cure staphylococcus in the nose and throat?
It is important to understand that no alternative medicine methods are comparable with the effectiveness of antibiotics, so folk remedies can alleviate the symptoms of Staphylococcus disease, but do not get rid of them.
As a supportive treatment
- infusion of wild rose fruit;
- fresh apricots, black currant berries;
- decoction from the root of burdock, licorice;
- extract of echinacea;
- mummy ;
- tincture of medicinal comfrey;
- propolis and bee products;
- tea made from birch buds, chamomile.