MRSA
MRSA is a type of staphylococcal bacteria that has developed resistance to a number of widely used antibiotics.
The NHS states that you’re most at risk of developing an MRSA infection when you’re in hospital. This is known as healthcare-associated MRSA infection or hospital-acquired infection.
This is because people in hospital:
- are surrounded by a large number of people, including patients, visitors and staff, which makes it easier for the bacteria to spread
- often have an entry point for bacteria to get into their body, such as a surgical wound, burn, feeding tube, catheter or intravenous tube
- tend to have more complex health problems than the general population, which makes them more vulnerable to infection
Some people find that Oxygen Therapy helps them to recover from MRSA. This is because Oxygen Therapy can help to:
- Combat infection
- Accelerate healing
- Reduce pain
- Increase energy
- Reduce inflammation
Sessions of Oxygen Therapy for MRSA
As a registered charity, we aim to help as many people as possible. We welcome anyone with any long term or neurological condition to our Centre in Letchworth, Hertfordshire. If you have MRSA, we would like to try to help you.
Our Oxygen Chamber is the only one in Hertfordshire. We offer a wide variety of appointment options. Our friendly, trained team will be available to answer any queries you may have.
To arrange your free appointment, please call Claire on 01462 684 214 or email enquiries123@hmstc.net.