Guest guest Posted July 24, 2008 Report Share Posted July 24, 2008 Since March Nurses have been coming daily to do wound care. Welp. last week it was decided they were CLOSED..fragile tissue but closed. They covered the areas w/tegaderm which will slough off or I can change the dressing if I see to do so. In the beginning they used " saf-Gel " DO NOT...DO NOT...use this on PG!!! it has a minimal debridment in the mix and it left me SCREAMING!!! The Primary Care Dr still didn't know the best treament and left it to the nurse to suggest a wound dressing. I TOLD them " Dermagran " at the first visit but... When the Wound Doc found this out he was unhappy...we discussed using " Dermagran " and he liked that but had to order some. Till it came in he used " Multi-Dex " ...good stuff too. It has a honey mix in it and it forms a " taffy like " cover and just slides right off with no pain. In the end the dermagran was used, which I had great success w/the last episode (36 PG lesions). This time 21 showed thier happy faces. I have now moved on to Remicade Therapy 1st 2 weeks ago and had another yesterday. X-fingers!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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