Hello, I am writing to you after a phone call with the gentleman on the hotline. My 11-year-old son has staphylococcus aureus. I discovered STkill by chance when my son was fighting angina. He used to have it several times a year. Angina does not return, we use STkill at the first symptoms. At the end of August, my son developed an inflammation on the sole of his foot. It was an inflammation with a wart. It was surgically removed and treated with antibiotics. Now (over the weekend) he developed inflammation again on the second finger of his right hand. It was surgically removed and treated with antibiotics again. Today the doctor called me and said that staphylococcus aureus was found in the smear. Other antibiotics will also be used. For treatment. I would like to ask for your advice on whether STkill can be used on these wounds. Either spray it directly on the wound, or add a few drops to water and drink. The gentleman on the hotline and I also got to the topic of psychology. I briefly outlined the situation to him about his favorite hobby. I don't want to describe it here for now. If so, I would prefer to discuss this in person/over the phone. I would be happy for any advice. Jana S.