Neosporin would be my first choice.
Ouch! Can the orthotist pad the area so this doesn't happen again? Maybe
there is too much slipage in the brace. Has she lost weight since it was
originally fitted?
Akua <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I use a range of different things depending on the
I use a range of different things depending on the type of irritation
Hydrocortisone 1%
A&D ointment
Shea butter
Neosporin
Baby creme
Zinc Oxide
It sounds like you need to stop the abrasion as well as heal the irritation .
( I don't think of what you described as a "sore" in the same sense
as p
ok, I have a question now. My daughter was at Hershey park this past
Saturday, walking around all day. When she came home she took off her
leg brace and realized that she had a huge sore on the side of her foot
where the footplate rests against her foot. It is about the size of a
quarter. Her bone
http://www.sci-therapies.info/Electromagnetic.htm
Healing Pressure Sores with Diapulse
"A number of studies demonstrate that Diapulse treatment greatly
accelerates the healing of pressure sores, a serious SCI-associated
problem. In a specific SCI-focused, double-blind study, Dr. C. A.
Salzber
I found this site which includes a lot of information on things I
never heard of before
4AP for example, and am just learning about ( glial cells, UCB)
http://www.sci-therapies.info/
http://www.sci-therapies.info/Pharm-Chronic.htm has the conduction
enhancement drug 4AP
Akua
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