Hi again Deborah,
One thing I did not cover in the last post whas your question of pouring the
salt water into the wound,
Literally, just pad the surface ( bed, or whatever ) very well, (
perhaps a plastic bag or something underneath a bunch
of towels, ) and flood the wound, rinsing it out. Before the saline
water, you do the same thing with the hydrogen peroxide. You
are using the saline to rinse out the hydrogen peroxide and all the garbage
it gets out of the wound. Rinse it very well,
and then just start packing. You can use some dry gauze of all of the
fluids don't run out onto the towels.
I hope this makes sense.
Love Jackie
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From: laquerenci...@sbcglobal.net
Date: 9/27/2006 4:27:28 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CS>Honey Honey Honey
Dear Jackie,
That was such a great story of home nursing - the best kind of care, imo.
I'd like to ask for a few more details so I can duplicate your results if
ever needed. Exactly how was the honey applied - straight from the
container or thinned out? When you 'packed the wound' with the salt water
solution and gauze, how was that done - did you pour the water into the
wound cavitation so that it pooled and then use a gauze cover or...? And
about how much salt:water? Also, was any of this painful to the patient.
esp. the peroxide?
Thanks very much,
Deborah
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