i suffer from my clothes frequently cut due to exposure to conc. acids and conc alkali?
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Well.. It sounds like your a teacher, aren't you?\nHmmm... according to "good laboratory practice", everyone working in the lab are required to wear a lab coat. It's not suppose to be an uniform, but to protect us from any dangerous chemical spillage.\nIf concentrated acid (E.g. 10M) is spilt on your labcoat, you can just take it off and discard it. But if the acid is poured directly to your shirt, I guess you would have to take it off as you lack the extra protection of the labcoat.\nIf you are working with volatile chemicals (ethanol, chloroform, phenol, concentrated acid etc.), you are suppose to work with the chemicals in the fume hood and not in the open space, as the fumes of such chemical can cause respiratory disorder, eye irritation, etc.\nPlease refer to MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) available from chemical supplier and online.\nNormally for student's lab experiments (Secondary or Pre-university), the chemicals involved are common chemicals that are not very dangerous if handled properly. Acid and Alkaline used are also very diluted (0.1M-0.01M), which don't really cause much of a damage to your clothes or skin if you wash it off with water quickly.
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bleeding, scabbing, scarring, rinse and repeat
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Acetone (found in nail polish remover) dissolves super glue.  I don't know if it has any sort of staining or bleaching effect on cloth though so you should experiment with a shirt you don't care about first.
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wear cotton underwear\ndust yourself with corn starch or baking soda when getting dressed\navoid constricting garments  like a tight girdle\nor heavy restrictive clothes\ntake a warm bath in alveeno bath powder\nbaking soda\ncorn starch or oatmeal it will coat your skin\ndrink plenty of water to keep hydrated
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Ice cube, cold washcloth, baking soda, or hydrocortizone.. if you think it was poisonise then go seek medical treatment.  Or if it worsens to seek medical treatment.
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sometimes old skin, clothes, bedsheets, or fabrics can irritate your skin...try cleaning or relaxing with a bath or lotions...
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Remove all contaminated clothing. Wash gently and thoroughly with water for 15 minutes. Ensure contaminated clothing is washed before re-use or discard. If contact is more than of minor nature, seek medical attention.\n\nDo not use soap if the skin has been broken.  Seek medical attention.  Strong base exposure can keep occuring even after you think it is over.  Sometimes hours later symptoms will appear.
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1. Wash daily with warm water and soap (doesn't have to be disinfectant)\n2. Change dressings at least daily or more often if draining.\n3. Warm moist compresses are beneficial. (Place a moist wash cloth in a baggie, place in microwave for about a minute, then wrap with a 2nd damp/moist towel and place over the wound.\n4. Avoid squeezing.\n5. Keep clean and covered.\n6. Keep taking antibiotic until script all gone.\n7/ checkwith your doctor if surrounding area redness, the drainage has a nasty odor or drainage or discomfort increases.
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Stay away from certain cough and cold medicines, mouth washes, tonics, sauces, vinegars,and any alcohol that may be absorbed through your skin from after-shave lotions, liniments, and other skin products.\n\nI really couldnt find a list of foods with hidden alcohol concentrates. Anything with high vinegar amounts you should stay away from.
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use apple cider vinegar....it helps the acid-mandel, but its even better for the hair...and also to have it with a glass of water in the morning!
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mix vinegar and baking soda.  a chemical reaction will take place.
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Did your mom change laundry detergent? or bar soap?  sounds like contact dermatitis.\nTry to figure the cause first- if your general health is good, it's probably temporary.\nThe doctor will probably give you a cream which isn't necessary.
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Use talc and cotton underwear, lose a bit of weight make sure your not too near the heating....etc etc  :o)
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It sounds like you have a fungal and bacterial infection.  If the results are back, I would suggest you take your results and go to a doctor.  Although you gave a lot of information, I'm not sure where these infections are.  I think maybe because you had your hands cut with the glass, it might be in your blood?
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dont use shitty magical products that irritate skin. simply in its purest form its water. dont use soap in the bath or shower your detergent or wash powder shouldnt be used in high doses and loose clothing for a couple of weeks. good diet not crappy food cos thats how it comes out when you sweat too think b4 u eat at macds!
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My sister used to do that.  She ended up having athsma.  Go to the doctor ASAP
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try some of that oxy clean stuff..it works pritty well..but soak your cloths in it for a while