AFter applying this to an insect spite or MRSA should one put a bandaid over it???
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Let it breathe I say. My brother has very severe MRSA and im getting this for him. Is this helping you?
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I would say no it dries nicely not greasy at all air drying helps healing moisture holds bacteria
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This gel dries and does not stay in liquid form for long after being applied. I don't think a band-aid would change the effects much. From my personal experience anyway.
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Marcie, I am not sure, but I dont think it would hurt , its pretty benign stuff. Try a little bit on a cloth and put some on a corner or side that you cant see and see if its OK after it dries.
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It helped me! I mixed it with a very thick body butter and it applied very nicely. I took this in conjunction with Ivermectin. My only advice is not to leave it on more than 14 hours. I had spot treated a few itchy bites that were left over and forgot to wash it off after 14 hrs, so it caused some itching and burning, but it immediately stopped after washing it off.
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I wouldn't recommend this because it is like a clear "see-through" tape that just covers any cuts or any injury and protects it mostly from water or any other liquids. I would put a gauze and put tape around it instead. Hope u heal and hope this helps!
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I wiped it on with a damp cloth and it worked great! Use gloves as I did not at the start and it started stinging. Very good product.
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I agree that you should check with your doctor, but it is designed to cover wounds and allow them to heal. In my case, the wound was not appropriate for direct use, but my skin was so sensitive to tape that we used this product as the vehicle to adhere dressing tape to so that my skin only had to deal with the removal of this product every 5-7 days instead of tape 3 times a day. This product was recommended to my nurse by my surgeon.
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I would never apply a topical BEFORE bathing...only AFTER bathing. I would think you'd just be wasting it by washing it off of your pet.
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I use bifenthrin... dilute to recommended usage... I use inside around baseboards, plumbing openings, etc... outside where you see them coming out of the ground... I use it for all insects... it is safe when dry... lasts for 3 months or so... I mix it up in a hand held spray bottle.. BE SURE AND MARK THE BOTTLE so it doesn't get used for anything else... it kills spiders, fleas, beetles.... awesome stuff... I had a pesticide licensed spray come and spray... it is what he used...
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Yes,I would cover with a bandage so u wont irritate the affected area or stain clothes
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Hi, Ladyfingers! I checked the label and instructions on the bottle I have, and there was no mention whatever about insects harmed by the spray. The most important caution was to keep pets AND people away from the sprayed area until solution has completely dried. I have used this Roundup for about three years on my rock patio, and have never found an injured bird from the many Mockingbirds and hundreds of dove on my property daily. Hope this helps!
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I would NOT do that!!! Remember, this chemical is extremely effective at controlling colonizing insects. Remembering this, not all insects are bad, like bees. I would purchased a lawn and garden product made for fleas or simply treat your pets. This chemical is extremely effective and I would heed the directions/application to the letter.
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take a plastic disposable knife and apply to spot then place bandage on top . let breathe and reapply every 4 hrs..
866972
Spread a dime size amout of these over boil it's draws the infection out apply warm compress or towels to the boil will help
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All I know is that my son got staff infection years ago MRSA, and it flairs up every so often and the Emuaid really has helped to clear it up along with the antibiotics prescribed. Hope it works for you
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Hi Shannon:The scar I'm using it on is old so unfortunately itching doesn't apply. Sorry if this doesn't answer your question.
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This works only for spot treatment! These bugs can hide everywhere. Fought them for 2 years in an older wooden apartment building. Matresses are unsalvageable if infected, they will even bore into the wooden bed frames. Used the spray, bought a steamer, powder. Nothing worked 100%. Good luck. Finally rid of them, but I had to move, to finally get rid of them. They love books, videotapes, anything electronic, even power cords. They will infest draperies, and pets are vulnerable to being attacked.Best of luck,Scott..... Survivor
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my guess is that the "carrier" ingredients give it a better viscosity to adhere to the wound. A liberal application of honey only would need a dressing for sure as would melt away from wound rapidly due to body heat.