can i use it to ease the paing when suturing a wound while camping or hiking in case of an injury
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It is more of a cleansing / healing suave vs a numbing one. IT is great for bites, splinters, cuts
758962
I see no pain relief ingredients in this. I think it is more of a sauve for minor cuts and etc. Two generations back, grandmothers were applying it for all childhood scraps and cuts. Too, you could experiment with it if you have a minor cut under normal circumstances to see if it eases pain. .
1052068
I don't think I would use mine for that. It would be easy to grab skin there and really hurt or pinch. The skin on your legs is much tighter.
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While I am not a doctor so am not qualified to give advice about healthcase, I would think that as long as there are no sutures between your spine and the unit, and your spine has not been modified in any way (it is still able to move in a natural way, then I would think that this usit could be of value for holding your spine in the proper shape, hopefully offering some pain relief.
192516
I've not had any problems regarding overuse. I'm sure that as long as you don't use it on one area long enough to cause tenderness you would be okay.
1308663
I used when it when I twisted the ankle. As long as there is no cut or scratch on it
728669
I wouldn't recommend this for that. I think it is better for surgery incisions.
556667
I have not used it, but I believe the answer is no. It appears to be a flat, fairly large, waterproofed seal. I believe you simply place it over the wound, especially a sucking chest wound, and seal the area. Be sure to look for both entry and exit wounds.
330256
I would recommend it if it is a muscle tissue strain or related to that nature. It would be soothing for dog.
1727761
Good question - I wish I knew the answer. I use mine for my son's surgical scars. You might consult with your doctor to see what he/she thinks.
903451
Not usually. If you have an open cut it will sting a little, but so will anything at that point.
424179
Yes you can, but be careful where the skin is thinner, as for example it might be on your neck. There I have experienced small cuts when I was not careful enough.
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That is what it is made for. Although you might have to get creative if the wound is in an area where a dogs mouth can reach. I've had to resort to a sock sprayed with bitter wrapped over the bandage so they don't chew it off.
901432
I don't know if it would help. My thought is that you should focus on placing the gauze quickly and correctly first , then evaluate if additional measures are needed. If you try to both at once, it may waste valuable time.
763303
it says good for wounds that is why i bought it you could try it for this but i would cover it after applying it to the spot to give it a fighting chance but they will probably rip it off wish i could give you the perfect answer
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Yes. I cut a piece off and used it to protect a finger injury from bumping. Worked very well, glad I had it on hand, ha ha. Actually this is probably the most likely use for this item. Go to Sam splint YouTube videos to see other uses.
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We use it to numb injection site prior to administering the injection. In our practice we inject the joint, so the injection could hurt more than an intramuscular shot. I don't understand exactly what you are asking. Your question is unclear. It is not the treatment in itself. It is used in conjunction with treatment, at least where I work.
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Yes, its used for compression, you stretch and wrap it to the desired compression, you can use it over gauze on a wound, works better than Ace bandage because it sticks to itself it stays in place and you don't need those clips. Kids like this too to cover up their bandage or cast. Usually when you have a blood draw they use a band aid, some hospitals use generic Coban with it wrapped one time with no compression. I prefer this brand, the generics are flimsy they remind me of crepe paper.