Does Anyone Else Use Pads As Bandages?
i do but that's cuz they soak up lots of blood and is over all nice to use
Get a condiment bottle at Wal-Mart. Or something that will squeeze easily and spray. I use the bottles that they give you after childbirth. When the bandages stick, spray them with water or water and vinegar and then they will peel off. I also use bacitracin ointment to help keep them from sticking. There's nothing worse than going to the bathroom, not realizing that your underwear is stuck to your skin, pulling your underwear down and ripping your skin off! 😳 The screams of pain can be heard clear across the house! 😩
I do for inexpensive and non stick
Band-aid makes a hurt-free gauze pad and I find those to be most helpful when a spot is open
I don't because they don't breathe. Try surgi pads. There's a generic version of them on Amazon made by Medline and they are absorbent.
Yes, some people with hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) use menstrual pads or nursing pads as bandages. Dr. Kimball from Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Harvard Medical School mentioned that menstrual pads are a cost-effective alternative to traditional bandages. Nursing pads are also recommended as they are Show Full Answer
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