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09 Sep 2013 19:48 #35872
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burning stump used shovel to move hot coals - shovel tipped over, grabbed wrong end to retrieve it burned 4 fingers and thumb. used all remaining cds - pain. only way to relieve pain is to keep fingers in large cup filled with ice water, have aloe but it washes off in the water. ant advice sandy 352-446-0695
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09 Sep 2013 19:55 - 09 Sep 2013 19:59 #35873
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Do you have any clay? Right off had this is what comes to mind.
www.aboutclay.com/testimonials.htm#Burns
everydayroots.com/bentonite-clay-poultice
How about Calendula cream or ointment?
Found this on the Web:
Other Home Treatment Measures for a First-Degree Burn or Sunburn - Topic Overview
There is no evidence-based research to support the safety and effectiveness of the following home treatment measures, but they may help relieve your burn symptoms.
Soak a washcloth in water to make a cool compress.
Add oatmeal [0.5 cup (120 mL)] or baking soda to a cool water bath.
Use a moisturizer or light powder to smooth areas where skin rubs against skin to prevent chafing.
Use calamine lotion for itching.
Cut a raw potato and spread the juice on the burned skin.
Use chamomile diluted in warm water or brewed into a tea to sponge on the burned skin.
Add 2 to 3 drops of lavender essential oil to 1 teaspoon of vegetable oil to smooth over the burned skin.
Avoid breaking open any blisters, and watch for any signs of a skin infection while using home treatment measures.
www.webmd.com/skin-problems-and-treatments/tc/other-home-treatment-measures-for-a-first-degree-burn-or-sunburn-topic
www.aboutclay.com/testimonials.htm#Burns
everydayroots.com/bentonite-clay-poultice
How about Calendula cream or ointment?
Found this on the Web:
Other Home Treatment Measures for a First-Degree Burn or Sunburn - Topic Overview
There is no evidence-based research to support the safety and effectiveness of the following home treatment measures, but they may help relieve your burn symptoms.
Soak a washcloth in water to make a cool compress.
Add oatmeal [0.5 cup (120 mL)] or baking soda to a cool water bath.
Use a moisturizer or light powder to smooth areas where skin rubs against skin to prevent chafing.
Use calamine lotion for itching.
Cut a raw potato and spread the juice on the burned skin.
Use chamomile diluted in warm water or brewed into a tea to sponge on the burned skin.
Add 2 to 3 drops of lavender essential oil to 1 teaspoon of vegetable oil to smooth over the burned skin.
Avoid breaking open any blisters, and watch for any signs of a skin infection while using home treatment measures.
www.webmd.com/skin-problems-and-treatments/tc/other-home-treatment-measures-for-a-first-degree-burn-or-sunburn-topic
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09 Sep 2013 20:38 #35877
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the clay in my water is helping and time out of water is extending. I tried honey and aloe. when I can take it out of water for 2 minutes I will try coconut oil.
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09 Sep 2013 21:03 #35881
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Sandy, Jim recommends unactivated MMS on burns - but no longer than 5 minutes... The alkalinity will offset the products produced with the burn.
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09 Sep 2013 21:26 - 09 Sep 2013 21:26 #35883
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if only i could keep it out f the ice water for 5 minutes. i applied unactivated mms and after 30 seconds anf jumping up and down to offset the pain i finally plunged it back into the ice water. The pads are turning white.
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09 Sep 2013 21:29 #35884
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Ice water is good - you don't HAVE to leave it on for 5 minutes, just no longer than 5 minutes. I'm sorry you're in so much pain.
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09 Sep 2013 21:45 - 09 Sep 2013 21:45 #35887
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i was finally able to apply mms for about 3 minutes. my thumb and forefinger are the worst. My fingers are out of the ice water and those two fingers are fondling ice cubes.
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