At 12:54 AM 4/20/02 +1200, you wrote:
Hi
Marty is my name. I live in New Zealand. I have just started using CS,
so my knowledge is limited.
I heard from a friend that his Father has an ulcerated leg and
despite a stay in the hospital the Doctors have not been able to make it
heal. Given that CS is very good for treating the bacteria that can
develop on severe burns, I wondered if it could be used for his ulcerated
leg, in the form of a spray or cream.
The Doctors have suggested that they may have to remove his leg. This
seems a very drastic solution and one to be avoided at all costs.
If anyone can help I would very much appreciate it.
Kind regards
Marty
I've used cs on infected cuts and it has worked very well. I just soaked a
bandage with cs and kept it in place for 10-30 minutes a few times a day.
You may want to try keeping a bandage moistened with cs on it. The cs I
used was made myself using 3 9v batteries going thru an lm317t
http://www.national.com/pf/LM/LM317.html#Datasheet adjusted to 2ma brewed
until voltage was about 10 to 15 vdc redness around cut was noticeably less
after bandage removed
Sincerely
Joseph B Fritz
