[tri-med] Re: rash
- From: "Tina Arbogast" <victorian17109@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <tri-med@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 1 Sep 2004 17:43:27 -0400
Do you think it would work on diaper rash? I have used everything the =
Dr's
have suggested on Logan's poor bottom. He was able finally go #2 in his
diaper after 2 1/2 years. So his bottom is not used to being exposed to
stool in his diaper. We change as soon as he goes and I think we are on =
the
3rd or 4th cream and lamisil. We can get him to a certain level which =
is
grade 2 as a wound but I can not seem to get it past that. Tina
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On
Behalf Of Pamela Padgett
Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 2004 12:29 PM
To: tri-med@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [tri-med] Re: rash
Hey Rebecca,
Mary is right on the money, Tea Tree Oil. The kind I
use isn't sold in stores, but from a special wholesale
company. It is more refined and pure. But Tea Tree Oil
is a natural antiseptic, gentle soother(takes the ouch
out), safely penetrates, helps jump start the healing
process and smells good. I used it Genevieve's odd
rash, she had bumps and water blisters that turned
into ezcema, doctors never saw nothing like it and was
going to give her a steroidal script, but I told him I
wouldn't use steroids on her ever again... and
honestly the oil works on everything...
Keep us posted on how Ruth does.... : )
~Pamela
>Subject: [tri-med] rash
Ruth has a skin condition that is looking terrible and
growing. A couple of weeks ago I noticed that there
was a raised ring around the birthmark (or scalp sore
that the literature talks about...?) at the base of
Ruth's skull. It took me a couple of days to realize
that it might be ringworm. Her physical therapist and
home nurse both agreed that it might be, so I took her
to the family practice Dr. He said, "yep...looks like
a fungus." So we have been putting miconazole on it.=20
Hasn't helped much. It has spread around her neck and
onto her tummy. I hate it! She had her "well-baby"
checkup this past week. Her doctor looked at it and
said, "no, that's not a fungus. I don't know what it
is." He gave us a prescription for steroid cream. I
haven't had a chance to fill it yet, so I've still
been using the miconazole. I want it to go away! Any
good remedies for skin funk out there?
Rebecca, mom to Kashi (18) and Ruth (full t-13,
3/25/04), stepmom to Josh (33)
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~*~*Pamela*~*~
Mom to Genevieve, 2 yrs old with Partial Trisomy 5q
Genevieve's Website & Pictures ~* =
http://babiesonline.com/babies/g/gap2002/
Pam's site--Check out the video ~* http://pkp.makemoreathome.com/
"You must be the change you wish to see in the world" --Gandhi=20
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