besides relieve paint does it heal?I want to purchase one for my dog who just had TPLO surgery on his knee , will this one heal too?
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Cold lasers are supposed to accelerate healing up to 35%. They work really well with reducing scar tissue. My mother uses one to help her get rid the vertigo she experiences with Meniere's Disease. I mine daily before I work out and it reduces muscle soreness and stiffness. I also use mine to get rid of knots in my muscles. My dentist uses this one for reducing tooth pain after procedures and for people who just got their braces. There are alot of uses for this laser... You can find protocols for it at lasertherapyu.org
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That is exactly how we do it. Mine is a rescue dog and i believe she was disciplined with a spray bottle. So to avoid any of the mental anguish. We dp spray onto a piece of gauze and apply. It is better for all of us
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The entire bandage is a non-glue adhesive. So the part that covers the wound is the entire tegaderm patch which is 4x4 3/4. If you are familiar with tegaderm you understand that there are no edges to this. If not, sometimes or drugstores and pharmacies will alllow you to buy one tegaderm patch. You might want to see what they are like first to make sure it suits your needs. But I love them and use then to cover my pain patches which then allows me to shower with my pain patches while keeping them dry. Hope this helps☺
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This is a cream that is quickly absorbed by skin. Works wonders for any injury without broken skin. It will help with pain associated with knee injury and inflammation reduction.
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Pain is relative. It stings bare skin but does not leave a mark like a real paint ball marker does. the more layers of clothing the less it smarts.It washed out of everything i got it on and off skin/fence with out any issues.
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The only answer that I can give to you is that the product label says that "This product is intended to be used adjunctively in protocols for the management of skin conditions under the supervision of a veterinarian". Therefore, this is a question for your veterinarian, because there are many different skin conditions such as mange, fungal and/or bacterial infections, and allergic dermatitis, just to name a few. This is not a cure-all product, and that is why a consultation with a veterinarian is the first step in the management of skin problems. Good luck to you and your pup.
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I don't think it would be toxic at all. Know my husband used it on his horse many times then wrapped the leg(s). You could try that maybe. I love the stuff for a bad tennis knee.... You might ask the people who sell it if it is toxic but I'm pretty sure it won't be. Then again, I wouldn't want to eat it myself. Wrap the leg after putting it on.
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This wrap will help with swelling and pain. you may also want to check out the following patch.http://www.osmopatch.com/conditions/knee-pain/bakers-cyst/?gclid=Cj0KEQiA1NWnBRDchObfnYrbo78BEiQA-2jqBQp9E49DU6TvHw5QctJpOp1qsG7MEIIpKKxPIlyVQ3UaAjqf8P8HAQ
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Sorry you had that experience. My dog (Golden Retriever) loves these and waits for his every morning. I started my golden on these after his second surgery for ACL. I can tell you they really work because my boy had surgery on his right knee 4 years ago and then his left knee about 6 mos ago. At the time of the first xray after the second surgery my vet commented on how much more the right knee had healed than the left at the 1st x-ray after that surgery. If I had to do it all over again I would start my pets on these right from the start of ownership. Maybe you should contact your vet.
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No. It is good for a short while. I used it for a few weeks and started having terrible knee pain. I haven't used it much since. :(
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i am not a vet,but i am sure it will provide some relief and perhaps help it to heal faster.hope this helps.
71717
Yes it should help. You can inflate it as much as you want. The fuller it is, the harder to drop his/her head down lower. I left it in my little puppy for almost 10 days straight after surgery- slept in it as well, very soft- comfortable than most. It is worth a try.
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This wrap will help with swelling and pain. you may also want to check out the following patch. http://www.osmopatch.com/conditions/knee-pain/bakers-cyst/?gclid=Cj0KEQiA1NWnBRDchObfnYrbo78BEiQA-2jqBQp9E49DU6TvHw5QctJpOp1qsG7MEIIpKKxPIlyVQ3UaAjqf8P8HAQ
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yes, it seems to help her a little bit. She seems to be used to it and when she is really sore she always lift me her leg like to me like she want it on. I have a black lab and bought the largest size and it could be a little bigger. Also You really have to make sure you put it on snug or it will slip down.Hope this helps.
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Get the T-shirt. It exists, and I actually wore it last year when I had a real knee sprain.
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I had a ruptured disc, L4-L5. Surgery removed about 75% of it, it was hyper-extended. Weight loss and exercise pretty well took care of the post surgery ache but every now and it does start again. I tried the IcyHot not really expecting it to work but have been surprised to find that it does. I probably only need it about twice a month but it does help when stretching doesn't.
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It would depend on the severity of damaged cartilage. My husband and I use it and it works really well. I have knee pain on the left side and I used it daily for a time and now do not have to use it daily. My husband uses it on several of his joints and it works. It is very good for inflammation of the joints but not a cure all. If you are unsure I would suggest that you ask a medical person. We like and are still using it.