This time period between MRSA transmission and the beginning of symptoms is the MRSA incubation period. During this time, the bacteria begin to multiply within the affected area. Some people may be carriers of this infection (colonized), but do not display any symptoms of the infection. read more
The incubation period for staph infections unfortunately is variable and considered to be indefinite. This is because many staph infections arise from bacteria that are already present on the skin and/or mucous membranes. However, for most staph infections, the incubation period commonly ranges from about four to 10 days. read more
Could be. The combined effect of the staph infection and medications and reaction may certainly make your cycle late. read more