So completely off topic for a swingers site but from experience, I know there are some very knowledgeable and caring folk on here.
If there are any wound specialists out there that could answer a couple of questions for me, would you message me please?
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"Wounds ?? You been fighting again??  "
Nah, I'm a pussy cat, although I do have my head up my arse*
*all references in my posts to this will stop shortly, I just want to get as much mileage out of this as possible.
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"Bridget Jones pants?
What do you want me to do with those Ryan?
They hide the wound 
What if said wound is not in the knicker area?"
I would say does it have anything to do with your head being up your bottom?
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If there are any wound specialists out there that could answer a couple of questions for me, would you message me please?
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I'd rather put a bullet in my head....  |
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"Bridget Jones pants?
What do you want me to do with those Ryan?
They hide the wound
What if said wound is not in the knicker area?
I would say does it have anything to do with your head being up your bottom?
* References to this post will be deleted when I stop laughing *"
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Wash with tepid, slightly salted water, pat dry gently with clean towel or kitchen roll. Leave open to air, or use a light bandage but NOT a plaster - they can restrict air-circulation. |
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"Depends on type of wound
Surgical, sutured.
Are you hoping to speed up the healing process or is something amiss?"
Nothing amiss.
My understanding of optimal healing is a moist environment is better and I was wondering if this is true and wanted to ask anyone with that knowledge.
I've also been reading the advice on bathing/showering or not with sutures and I'm after opinions about that. |
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"Depends on type of wound
Surgical, sutured.
Are you hoping to speed up the healing process or is something amiss?
Nothing amiss.
My understanding of optimal healing is a moist environment is better and I was wondering if this is true and wanted to ask anyone with that knowledge.
I've also been reading the advice on bathing/showering or not with sutures and I'm after opinions about that."
To reduce scarring, moist is better for the first few days - antiseptic cream under a bandage. To speed skin adhesion, dry is better. |
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