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Psyberius on 09 August 2012
Moonhero said:
Could ask the GF for some lovin'. You might forget the pain for a bit.


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BlkPaladin on 09 August 2012
man-bear-pig said:
Rub human faeces on it


Ohh ancient Egyptian medicine.



man-bear-pig on 09 August 2012
Psyberius said:
man-bear-pig said:
Rub human faeces on it

Might not work...lets use YOU as a test subject first k?


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thismeintiel on 09 August 2012

It might feel better if you quit typing with it.

Also, aloe vera. God bless you, nature.



 

Psyberius on 09 August 2012
spurgeonryan said:
I. Am one handing it meinteil. Sorry bout spelling.

Ended up getting gauze and a sticky rubber pad and some gooey stuff. T did not work. Still need ice. Very painful! Ice cold aloe I said! But I got 20 dollars worth of other stuff :{


Ummm ya...putting gauze on something if you dont need to is not a good thing.  Air fixes cuts and burns.



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thismeintiel on 09 August 2012
spurgeonryan said:
I. Am one handing it meinteil. Sorry bout spelling.

Ended up getting gauze and a sticky rubber pad and some gooey stuff. T did not work. Still need ice. Very painful! Ice cold aloe I said! But I got 20 dollars worth of other stuff :{

That's what you get when you send out a woman on errands, lol.



 

darkknightkryta on 09 August 2012

Polysporin, it was designed to treat burns. As long as it isn't a high burn that melted your skin. Though the scar might be permanent. My mom has a few scars on her hand from getting burned by stoves.



Chroniczaaa on 09 August 2012

Try and find some Oxycontin.



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supermario128 on 09 August 2012
spurgeonryan said:

I know some of you are in medical school, what can I do to stop the burning!

Trust me on this one. Run it under the warmest water you can or take a hot shower. The hotter the better imo. As someone who has gotten burnt by grease before I have learned that aloe, cold water, ice, burn spray, etc. is not as affective as hot water. No, I am not joking. Try it and share your results.




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SamuelRSmith on 09 August 2012

What I do with stove burns is place the offending burned area in a large glass of cold water with dissolved sugar (a lot of it).

Keep changing the water as it heats up.

It helps numb the pain, and the sugar speeds up the healing process.