Have you tried keeping the bandage soaked with CS?
It doesn't work instantly like alchohol or peroxide and doesn't burn
up tissues like them either.
Ode
At 10:35 AM 5/17/2005 -0500, you wrote:
Hi,
Had arthroscopic surgery to my left knee almost three weeks ago and one of
the incisions
I have had much better luck using higher ppm for infections, say 35 ppm
and as far above as I can get it. This works for surface open wounds,
but it sounds like what you have is deeper, so the CS you put on the
surface can help there, but can't get deeper. I now routinely mix CS
with DMSO to
Hi,
Had arthroscopic surgery to my left knee almost three weeks ago and one
of the incisions is still infected and today the Dr. put me on
Zitromicin and said if it was not better by Friday he would put me in
the hospital for IV antibiotics. Suppose to clean it once a day with
dial soap and
Hi,
Had arthroscopic surgery to my left knee almost three weeks ago and one of
the incisions is still infected and today the Dr. put me on Zitromicin and
said if it was not better by Friday he would put me in the hospital for IV
antibiotics. Suppose to clean it once a day with dial soap and
Hi Mary,
Did they put in dissolvable stitches? Any dissolvable stitches made my
incisions stay raw, open and weepy. I had to go in and pull the
stitches out, myself. Once I did that they healed up just fine. This
was before my knowledge of CS, so no, I did not try any.
G Murray
Helen
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