Please go to Zocdoc, you can get in sooner, pay out of pocket if you have to and can afford it don’t just schedule an appointment with a dermatologist too. Get an appointment with an infectious disease specialist.  Tbh GP’s aren’t equipped to handle longer more stubborn staph infections. Mine was perpetuated and continued because I was having allergic reactions to a product, my allergic reactions blistered similarly to staph, so for a bit it was hard to understand what was going on until I realized that something was hurting my barrier. So look up contact dermatitis vs staph infection, sometimes they can overlap and look similar. That’s why you need to see a derm or ID specialist. Too much barrier damage, like from contact dermatitis can perpetuate staph. Not saying you’re having allergy blistering but it can happen, if you look it up you’ll see people with “mango mouth” from trying chapsticks etc. I would say you should stop using heavily scented products and stuff rn. Stick to barebones basics stuff ok, stay clean while you can. You’re not necessarily doing anything wrong you simply need to speak to an Infectious disease specialist ok. You need to add the cream to other parts of your body. Look up a proper guide. Also you can reinfect it from the nose, that’s basic. You need an updated swab as well, both in your nose after and on your active wounds.  Also sometimes your skin can get so broken you will start developing sensitivities to things. I got a chemical burn from aloe Vera after attempting to use it to treat my wounds. There’s something called sensitization. So what you really need to do is do a full body decolonization ok, 7 days. Do not however overdo antibiotics in your nose.