Is it Silvazine?
Cath Palmer
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I'm trying to find out the name of the
Thanks Cath...My Mum remembers it from her nursing days 15-20years ago - was this around then? And doy ou know much about it?
Kristin
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Are you referring to SSD cream?
René Tiff
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Subject: [ozmidwifery] paed burn cream
I'm trying to find out the name of
I started nursing in late 80s and Silvazine was being used then. I can
remember it being used for burns on adults and children, but other than that
I don't know anything else. Midwifery took over in the mid 90s and I haven't
given Silvazine another thought.
Cath
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Hi, Don't know about that one, but Martin Pleasance, the homeopathic
company make a great burn cream available at most health food outlets.
Not expensive and very effective for all types of burns.
Sue
I started nursing in late 80s and Silvazine was being used then. I can
remember it being
I'm not sure..what is SSD cream?
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Are you referring to SSD cream?
René Tiff
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Are there any independent practicing midwives in the Sunshine Coast ..Noosa?
MM
Hi Kristin ,
SSD is silver sulphadiazine or Silvazine is the trade name.It has been used as
the treatment for burns for more than 20 years it has good antibiotic
properties and encourages moist wound healing .Have not seen any side effects
from it in 30 years of nursing.
Hope this helps
Lyle
Kristin,
My son was badly burned in an accident at home in February this year when
the gas cylinder under the stove exploded. He was 12 at the time so not
exactly a babe but the treatment I used worked wonders.
I live in Singapore and after dousing him with room temp water for as long
as we
Wow, Nikki, what an amazing story! So glad your son has emerged from that
traumatic experience so well. Our bodies are truly extraordinary in their
ability to heal when given the right environment. Manuka honey is brilliant
isn't it? It works well on grazes and labial etc tears for birthing
Hi Mary
I know of about 7 midwives in that area i.e. Gympie and also Sunshine Coast.
Do you want me to email you off list with their contact details?
Ramona
Nunyara Healing
Bargara Beach Qld
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Yes please Ramona. MM
Is anyone recommending women use sports drinks such as Poweraid etc when in
labour? I have read some good evidence to suggest it is better than water in
long labours but don't have the source at my fingertipsinterested in your
thoughts/findings. I figure anything that can help keep a
SSD is silvazine. It comes (well used to anyway) in black tubes or big tubs.
It had to be kept in the fridge and was a prescription drug. When a burn
patient arrived in ED. The wound was cleaned then SSD applied, non stick
dressing then bandage. We used to leave it for 24 -48 hrs, then take
I believe in the value of drinks with electrolytes, not just water. Commonly
used things are herb tea and honey, their own labour aide, juice, or sports
drinks - one that I have used myself and seen recommended by others is Endura
which has electrolytes and magnesium, lemon lime flavour is
Hi Helen,
Have you heard of EmPact Sports Drink produced by Mannatech?
Unlike popular sports drinks that offer minimal benefits and trigger the
release of insulin, Mannatech's EM.PACT® is formulated specifically to help
provide biochemicals for your body to increase oxygen uptake capacity
Where do you buy it and how much does it cost, I am wary of
commercial sports drinks because of the amount of sugar in them and
the insulin dumping that occurs.
Andrea
On 09/12/2006, at 11:58 AM, Dan Rachael Austin wrote:
Hi Helen,
Have you heard of EmPact Sports Drink produced by
Thanks to all those who have generously made donations to Midwives - East
Timor account for Birth Kits. I forgot to mention that I am happy to send
receipts to those who donate, just email me your postal address to:
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and I will post a receipt. It will also help if you place
Hi Andrea,
You can buy directly from the company. If you go to www.mannatech.com then
click on products, then click on shopping cart. It is $52 as an associate
(meaning you have to join) or $63 as a retail customer. Unless you are buying
lots of product regularly, it probably isn't worth
If they like Lucozade that is even better because it not only is high in sugar
for energy but also replaces salts and minerals. I always recommend to my
clients that they take an energy drink to labour and give their birth companion
instructions to alternate it with water.
I think that is part
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