[ttoothh]

Cebu,

Grab some raw potato and put it over the burnt area. You can slice it or maybe grate it and make a pultice. It will releive pain very well and speed up recovery.

[LoohornePharp]

We got michigan, we got rain or snow or tomato plants.

That sucks! I've been swimming the last two weeks.

Sorry to hear about your issues! Good luck! I've always found cold and aloe to work best for me.

[xpllmr]

yes definitely, but the dried plantago is going to a require an infusion & then a homemade burn salve.
If you want me to post instructions on a homemade herbal burn salve with your plantago , let me know.
The quality of it has to be good, tho. Like is it green or brown, how old is it & was it stored in an airtight container, etc.
Fresh is going to be better. I've never had someone tell me they didn't have any plantain growing in their yard. That surprised me there for a second !

Lets go with the burn salve. The plantago I have is supposed to be organic and is from Croatia if I remember correctly.

Sitting laying and standing suck, so yes this sucks. The missing skin is about 2 x 3 inches and right next to the family jewel bag so it's not in an area that I can ignore or that don't rub in clothes. Looked at the minibike and all thats on the muffler is looking like burned chicken skin. Probably mine too, did I mention this kinda sucks?

[KneefeZes]

Good gawd my man! Ohhhh fucking ouch! I hope one of these remedies from our locals has ya fixed up pronto.

[TopcigsCOM]

Lets go with the burn salve. The plantago I have is supposed to be organic and is from Croatia if I remember correctly.

Sitting laying and standing suck, so yes this sucks. The missing skin is about 2 x 3 inches and right next to the family jewel bag so it's not in an area that I can ignore or that don't rub in clothes. Looked at the minibike and all thats on the muffler is looking like burned chicken skin. Probably mine too, did I mention this kinda sucks?

Cebu, it's after midnight & I have to go to bed now. You didn't tell me what your dried plantain looks like.
Is it green or brown and how old is it. Is it powdered or dried leaves ??

If it is dried leaves (and hopefully GREEN) then you can still make a poultice by adding some water to the plantain in a bowl & applying that to the burn.

If it is already powdered then you can make a quick ointment by slowly melting on VERY VERY LOW TEMPERATURE some coconut oil .
and then adding the powdered plantain. Mix it slowly, put it in fridge for couple minutes to cool down & harden back up and apply that to your burn.

I hope you feel better soon & it heals up quick.

[xpllmr]

Cebu, it's after midnight & I have to go to bed now. You didn't tell me what your dried plantain looks like.
Is it green or brown and how old is it. Is it powdered or dried leaves ??

If it is dried leaves (and hopefully GREEN) then you can still make a poultice by adding some water to the plantain in a bowl & applying that to the burn.

If it is already powdered then you can make a quick ointment by slowly melting on VERY VERY LOW TEMPERATURE some coconut oil .
and then adding the powdered plantain. Mix it slowly, put it in fridge for couple minutes to cool down & harden back up and apply that to your burn.

I hope you feel better soon & it heals up quick.

Oops sorry, its dried green leaves, not sure of age but it smells good, not like old grass clippings or anything like that. Ill try soaking some in the morning and applying it if I can stand it.

[TopcigsCOM]

Oops sorry, its dried green leaves, not sure of age but it smells good, not like old grass clippings or anything like that. Ill try soaking some in the morning and applying it if I can stand it.

Cebu, the sooner you do it, the better , or else your going to risk a chance of infection and you sure as heck don't want that !!!!

[ThzinChang]

We got michigan, we got rain or snow or tomato plants.

Have your wife to crush 3 tomatoes into a poultice and apply to right ear, (it's ok if juice seeps into ear canal) lay on your left side four 4 hours.

[AgJ5mNXM]

Back in 1994 I was hit in the leg with a stream of engine coolant (out of the engine, pre-radiator, 230 degrees) just after a smog test. Ended up with 2nd degree burn from just under my sack to my knee on the inside of my thigh. Went to the emergency near my house (after driving 25 miles, lol). The wound was debrided and treated with silvadene. Went back every morning for 4 days for a rewrap, then started whirlpool for a couple of days. By this time my leg looked like a peeled grape, and I couldn't really stand up on it. They wanted to try a treatment that was experimental at the time (at least that's what I remember - 3M says it's been around for 30 years... ?)and wanted to document the efficacy with pics. It was called Tegaderm - looked like clear tape that was applied directly to the wound.

Effective? Seventy-five percent healed in 3 days, and healed totally without scarring in two weeks.

Prior to treatment, they told me I would have permanent scarring and the hair likely wouldn't grow back. No matter how close you look, they isn't any sign that I was ever burned at all.

Amazing shit.

http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3...tory/Tegaderm/

http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3...beB385P3RT67gl

[deandrecooke]

megadose vitamin C

http://www.rifeenergymedicine.com/vitaminc.html

also, the amino acid glutamine will help

[DoctoNilsonDen]

Back in 1994 I was hit in the leg with a stream of engine coolant (out of the engine, pre-radiator, 230 degrees) just after a smog test. Ended up with 2nd degree burn from just under my sack to my knee on the inside of my thigh. Went to the emergency near my house (after driving 25 miles, lol). The wound was debrided and treated with silvadene. Went back every morning for 4 days for a rewrap, then started whirlpool for a couple of days. By this time my leg looked like a peeled grape, and I couldn't really stand up on it. They wanted to try a treatment that was experimental at the time (at least that's what I remember - 3M says it's been around for 30 years... ?)and wanted to document the efficacy with pics. It was called Tegaderm - looked like clear tape that was applied directly to the wound.

Effective? Seventy-five percent healed in 3 days, and healed totally without scarring in two weeks.

Prior to treatment, they told me I would have permanent scarring and the hair likely wouldn't grow back. No matter how close you look, they isn't any sign that I was ever burned at all.

Amazing shit.

http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3...tory/Tegaderm/

http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3...beB385P3RT67gl

more than likely it was the Silvadene applied daily at regular intervals that prevented scarring, I've seen the results both personally and professionally, the tegaderm ,if not impregnated with some type of bacteriostatic, is mainly a sterile covering used on wounds, op sites and CVP line insertion points

[aburva.org]

Orajel will take the sting out of a minor burn, that is not its purpose but it works great when you have a burn in a spot that is not easily iced.

[Thomas12400]

Colloidal silver is not just used to prevent infections. It will take the pain of the burn away.

[xpllmr]

Colloidal silver is not just used to prevent infections. It will take the pain of the burn away.

Yes it does! I soaked a bandage in it and taped it on, will change them out a few times a day.

[AgJ5mNXM]

more than likely it was the Silvadene applied daily at regular intervals that prevented scarring, I've seen the results both personally and professionally, the tegaderm ,if not impregnated with some type of bacteriostatic, is mainly a sterile covering used on wounds, op sites and CVP line insertion points

Ok, well, regardless... the treatment program set forth for me by the folks at that hospital exceeded my (and apparently, their) expectations.

Oh, and I had several hot nurses. That was awesome.

[xpllmr]

Oh, and I had several hot nurses. That was awesome.

Had or did? I had many more nurses than I did.

[KneefeZes]

Had or did? I had many more nurses than I did.

Are you self medicating?

I have done did me a few nurses too, I had a couple others along the way too. 8)

[AgJ5mNXM]

Had or did? I had many more nurses than I did.

I didn't do any, but one got a little touchy/feely, the one who did the debridement, and subsequent silvadene dressings. She was cool... the kind of girl you could have a few beers with and talk about whatever. I had flowers delivered to her at work the end of the week.

The others were 19 or 20 something -year old nursing interns from the local university. They seemed a little nervous having to apply the tegaderm after my whirlpool session. They kept screwing it up and having to do it over again.

[KneefeZes]

A long time ago I had a testicular tortion, it reguired surgery and several days in the hospital being tended after. The 1st couple days I was too out of it to give or notice anything, the 3rd-4th days there were hot nurses tending my bandages and that's where things went awry...I tore my stitches open and it was a big ordeal.....after that night I never saw anyone under 60 again.