awdave
Registered: 01/01/07
Posts: 256
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i now have been diagnosed with impitago does any one know how long it will until ican wrestle again? |
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LIwrestler15
Registered: 02/15/06
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disciplineiskey
Registered: 02/04/06
Posts: 110
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yeah dude, impetigo is some heavy stuff, make sure you take those medications because if you dont you wont touch the mat for awhile |
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Newcommer123
Registered: 12/28/05
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MoveasAUnit
Registered: 12/18/06
Posts: 101
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I'm going to tell you from experience you probably wont touch the mat for more then 72 hrs even with the medication. if you come back to soon your whole team will get it
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6star
Registered: 12/06/06
Posts: 396
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With 3 wrestlers in the house here's how we speed things up. Any time my wife takes one of the kids to the doctor, even if it not for impetigo, she asks for a prescription for the cream. The doc knows they wrestle and gives it to her. We always have a few tubes around. As soon as a ring appears the medicine goes on. There is no lag time that way and there back on the mat in no time. |
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disciplineiskey
Registered: 02/04/06
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awdave
Registered: 01/01/07
Posts: 256
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i was diagnosed with it 1/2/07 and have been on the cream and saw the doctor at 1/4/07 and since it is right next to my ear i can just wear headgear..... i think wantagh gave it to me lol |
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singleleg09
Registered: 12/29/06
Posts: 34
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does anyone know about some good creams or any antibiotics out there cause ive been off for more than 4 days and i have a touney comming up and i want to get cleared !!! it looks so hideous |
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howard
Registered: 12/06/05
Posts: 337
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Have you seen a doctor? Impetigo is a form of staph infection and creams won't do the trick. Stony Brook University Hospital has a department that deals with childhood infectious diseases. If you're near there it may be worth having them give you an antibiotic appropriate for what you have. |
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showmdalites
Registered: 02/06/05
Posts: 338
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Definitely see a doctor as Howard advises. A very warm epsom salt bath twice a day for around 30 minutes helps. I've seen it accelerate healing. |
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Acrooks
Registered: 10/08/07
Posts: 79
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whatever you do make sure not to clean it with alcohol or hydrogen peroxide it will just make it worse |
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