Infection, to most of us is very normal and some of us contract infections on and off. Some of the commonly known infections are the cold, staff infection and AIDS. Even small matters like injuries or wounds if not taken care of; it will lead to infection to one. Usually infections will lead to inflammation as it how a body system will react towards infection and important as without inflammation, wounds and infections will never heal and progressive destruction of the tissue would compromise the survival of the organism.

Infection can have minor effect to one, but at the same time can be fatal. One of the infections which are fatal is AIDS which was infected by the HIV virus. Up to date, there is no cure for AIDS infection, but there are ways to prevent the spread of the HIV virus. Another infection which could be fatal if one developed the infection is the staph infection. Staph infection has different effects to different individual and it range from minor to fatal. Unlike AIDS, although staph infection could be fatal, it can actually be treated provided one seeks medical attention once contracted with the infection.

Previously, antibiotics are used to treat staph infection as staph infection is bacterial infection. But over the time, the staph bacteria evolve and grow stronger and immune to the antibiotics due to excessive use of antibiotics by the human. Thus, new and stronger antibiotics like Vancomycin are developed by the scientist to cure staph infection. A patient undergoing the treatment is required to take all of the doses recommended by the doctor, as unfinished doses will lead to the bacteria resistant towards the new antibiotics.

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