Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
And I have to stop reading your posts
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The last post is the WINNER!
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Did you say sandwiches?
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
Wait!!!!
There are sandwiches!?
I really need to inspect those...for safety purposes
I wish I hadn't either.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
No sandwich, I had stir fried vegies for lunch again. I think I planted too many peas and zucchini.
Chilly and very wet good morning to you.
Or good whatever bit of the day you are experiencing.
Or good whatever bit of the day you are experiencing.
A chilly and wet afternoon
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
We've had 3 days of rain. It's much needed but causes problems.
The cat who spends all his time outside came inside for breakfast then he went out again before getting dry.
Of the 4 cats who live indoors only one has gone out (and probably found shelter) the other 3 won't go outside and have cabin fever.
It's a funny and winning time watching their antics.
The cat who spends all his time outside came inside for breakfast then he went out again before getting dry.
Of the 4 cats who live indoors only one has gone out (and probably found shelter) the other 3 won't go outside and have cabin fever.
It's a funny and winning time watching their antics.
I have opinions that are contrary to the accepted medical practices that nurses often use for edema of the legs. Once blisters form and break infection can become a problem so nurses, here, wrap the legs to prevent infection. There is a tendency for the open wound to weep. If the wrap becomes saturated with drainage I find the chances increase for infection. I've had success using a zinc oxide compound carefully applied to the leg using one finger in rubber gloves or a clean popsicle stick. Once dried, the compound protects the wound from infection and promotes healing..I do not like Balmex for this process.....Of course, nurses here disagree with me..
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
hope it is better news than you expect
Thanks, Wu
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
But he wishes he had one as Bruce Lee's punching bag.
"once the blisters form" - why once? The rest of your post makes no sense as well since it's predicated on that. And it's not nurses but physical therapists who specialize in treating this that do the wrapping preceded by lymphatic massage. The instructions clearly warn about pain, numbness or tingling etc and say to take the bandages off immediately. They also prescribe "meticulous skin and nail care" to prevent infection. The PT also warned me about cystitis.