Dear Kathie.
I can, safely, state that the use of MSM as an incorporate
in
your ocular solution of CS is-----quite non-toxic (or at least it has proven to
be so in all of our researches throughout the past three years). In our animal
experiments (dogs, cats and horses), we found that the "pre-treatment" of all
lacerations and open wounds with a generous application of 3.5% H2O2
(commercially available at all drug/grocery stores) added greatly to
establishing
a sterile field. The most effective CS solutions employed were approximately 10
ppm. One cautionary note; water-based CS solutions leave a "very fine"
particle
deposition, therefore, in cases of import, it is adviseable to re-apply the CS
solution approximately 2 hours throughout the day......until marked success is
evident. Additionally, we were quite successful in ameliorating very
challenging
abraided and enlarged skin lacerations, using sterile gauze saturated with 10 to
30 ppm CS, covered with non-porous material and bound with cotton cloth (these
bandages were never left in place longer than 4 hours).
I hope this information is of value to you.
Sincerely. Brooks Bradley.
p.s. The undiluted 3.5% H2O2 "has never" scarred, burned or damaged in any
way----the eyes of any of the animal subjects we have used it on.
[email protected] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I joined your list several weeks ago and have been trying to get up to speed
> on the various applications of CS.
> This morning when I looked at my cat, I noticed her eye was entirely white
> and cloudy and very weepy. I thought I was seeing her third eyelid. I took
> her to the Sunday emergency veterinary clinic. The doctor said she had torn a
> flap on her cornea and what I was seeing was massive ulceration. He sent me
> home with an ointment with oxytetracycline HCI to use 3 times per day. I am
> to see my regular vet in the morning.
> I am wondering if this sort of open eye wound would respond to CS dropped in
> the eye. Does anyone know if I should include MSM in with the solution? Does
> anyone have any experience treating an eye tear with either or both on
> animals or humans?
> I have looked at the archives (which BTW are great), but I didn't find
> anything that pertained to an open wound.
>
> Thanks for any advice or opinion,
> Kathie
>
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