What is not typically a symptom of staphylococcus infections?

Chronic pain is not typically associated with staphylococcus infections. Staphylococcus infections primarily give rise to localized issues such as boils, which are painful lumps filled with pus, and can cause symptoms like difficult-to-cure pimples or various types of rashes on the skin.

While infections can cause discomfort, the specific symptom of chronic pain is more commonly linked to ongoing inflammatory conditions or different types of infections, rather than the localized infections caused by staphylococci. It is also important to recognize that staphylococcus infections typically manifest with observable skin conditions and localized pain or discomfort, rather than a systemic chronic pain that would suggest a broader health issue.