Why not remove the ear-rings, then use CS and replace the ear-rings after the CS has dried up?
Even if the CS does react, How and When are major questions.
Few if any possible reactions are relevent to the purpose of using CS within that timeframe.
It's not likely to be a problem.
If it turns out there is some significant problem, do something different.
Ode
At 05:28 AM 9/18/2004 +0000, you wrote:
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My daughter has peirced ears, when they get inflammed she is afraid to use CS to help the inflamation ... this is because we have learned not to use a metal spoon etc. to ingest CS. She thinks the CS will react some way with the sterling silver earings. Can anybody tell me if this is correct? Otherwise, I would like her to use it. It seems an ongoing problem.<<<<
Thanks again list ... awesome to get this help.
elle.
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