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An Infection I Just Couldn’t Shake
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I'd call my doc, he'd send me to the emergency room to be admitted, and off we'd go for another round of IV antibiotics. What was particularly frightening was how fast the progression was from that flu feeling to full-blown pain. In the few hours it took to get to the ER and be admitted, the swelling and pressure would increase so much that the nurses were administering morphine before I even got transferred to my hospital room.
As awful and frightening as my experience was, I'm one of the lucky ones. Those with more serious infections often have to have large swaths of tissue removed. In the most devastating cases these superbugs can start knocking out organs before the victim even realizes what's happening.
Whatever level of havoc these infections are causing individually, the toll they're taking nationally is staggering. The Centers for Disease Control report that in the last 15 years the number of people who have died from hospital infections has jumped almost tenfold—from about 13,300 in 1992 to nearly 100,000 in 2005. That's more deaths than from AIDS, breast cancer and auto accidents combined.
For several years now, the Committee to Reduce Infection Deaths (RID) has been sounding the alarm on this issue. In one recent report RID noted that more than 70 percent of blood pressure cuffs were carrying bacteria. The committee is pushing for testing of incoming patients for MRSA (in the same way the CDC now recommends that hospitals test for AIDS) and for beefed-up sanitary procedures for doctors and medical staff. The organization says several European hospitals have already implemented some of these measures, with success.
Preventive measures are key, because treatment after the fact may not work. Infectious disease specialists say we simply can't keep dousing ourselves with antibiotics. And the CDC reports that repeated and improper uses of antibiotics are one of the primary contributors to the increase in drug-resistant bacteria.
Even vancomycin, whose name is derived from vanquish, is buckling under the strain of these mutating microbes. There are increasing reports of vancomycin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (VRSA). And some of vancomycin's much-heralded successors are already losing out. I was sent home once with a startlingly expensive and powerful drug called Zyvox, which has the distinct advantage of working as well in pill form as many antibiotics do in IV form. But even that didn't do the trick, and within a week I was back in the care of the compassionate nurses whom by now I had come to know by name.
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