Susan, Thanks for the response. > Only thing I can say is to use 1/2 strength h2o2.
Oh yeah, forgot about that part - been along time since I did wound care. > In wounds that are open and necrotozing this is better, leave longer then > rinse and do more often. > Some of the new cells are not impervious to the h2o2 and the full strength > would also affect them and since you don't no which is ewhich for a while, > well anyway trued and true. Ever use Dakin's solution on a wound - I've used a modified version - just a week bleach solution (I forget the ratio - 1:10 ????) It worked well in removing dry, hard or stringy eschar. Have to stop it early though as you may debride healthy tissue as well. > Also, in debriding in this way, I believe success is garnered not only in > keeping the wound clean and uninfected, but by the blood supply to the area. > I don't know how to judge blood supply to the tumor vs blood supply to the > healthy tissue, > Supposedly the tumor has cut off it's own blood supply, as it has grown too large. So any fresh blood from surrounding tissue would be 'good'? > If this tumor is totally lysed and oozing, would it be a consideration to > have it surgically debrided first? > Hasn't opened yet. I want to be prepared just in case I get a call from Dad. I've been told that it won't open, just dissolve as much as it can and we'll be left with a core of scar tissue about 1/4 size of the original tumor size. But I look at it on the same premise as a decubitus (bedsore). If tissue beneath intact skin is dead or dying, the the toxin's will undermine and destroy the health layer above and eventually it will open up in the body's attempt to rid it's self of the mess. The skin is still intact, blanches well with a 5 second return. Skin color is ruddy, warm to the touch, no increase in warmth as related to surrounding skin. Non tender. Skin is looser (?) than previously noted - stretched or from tumor shrinkage?? Location of tumor makes surgery 'iffy' - it is on (L) jaw line and has apparently invaded/surrounded TMJ and jaw bone (he is unable to yawn), also facial nerve involvement. Although his lower lip was nearly pushed all the way over to the (R), it has receded to very near normal position, in response to our treatments. His speech is no longer slurred. > Full strength h2o2 is good for everything that is outside the body, tho. > > Life is Fragile. It sure is > Handle with Prayer It works! Carl -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: [email protected] -or- [email protected] with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the subject: line. To post, address your message to: [email protected] List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
