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Wound After 4 Months 

Posted 4/14/2012 10:19:16 AM

This should have healed by now. don't ya think?

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10 comments on “Wound After 4 Months”

John Kuhn Says:
Saturday, April 14, 2012 @10:50:54 AM

Hey Donnie, Yeah I guess normally. But now, is it kinda open cause they want it to drain? Take xtra ZINC (100mg a day) to promote healing. Man, Id really like to see those antibiotics KICK IN!!!

Banjophobic Says:
Saturday, April 14, 2012 @12:40:25 PM

Yeah, that should be all closed up after 4 months. Like the kid said, maybe it was left to drain? Make sure you are eating plenty of good stuff, like blueberries and drinking lots of water. Your body can do grat things for itself if you feed it right

Beckyboy Says:
Saturday, April 14, 2012 @1:05:45 PM

Oooohhh Donnie, now I see why your not so good right now.That sure looks sore

Advice as above plus do as your told by your doctor.

All being well they can get it under control and get ya back to pickin

Hang in there bud

DrBob Says:
Saturday, April 14, 2012 @4:14:55 PM

You gotta' stop wrestling with those bears!

VancePants Says:
Saturday, April 14, 2012 @4:32:12 PM

Ol' Doc Ken sez: soak that puppy in warm phisohex fer 3-5 min. (in yer sink) 3x day ... promote any drainage... air dry... then use BACTROBAN OINTMENT (mupirocin) and a telfa bandage... repeat until healed... or .... yer pickin' like The Kidd... in which case, we should all follow that regimen!!!
Oh... almost fergot... yeah... wrestlin' Barr's is definitely OUT!

alfiedog Says:
Saturday, April 14, 2012 @4:41:17 PM

Hey Donnie. After 4 Months Mate it should be Healed i reckon. I know you must have heard all sorts of Old Wifes Tales. but have you tried putting Honey on the Wound. My Late Dad used it all the Time for Wounds, and he used to Drink it with Cider Vinegar, every Day. I didnt Believe how Good it was until my Dog nearly Hacked his Paw off on a Shard of Glass. I put Honey on the Wound, put a Buster Collar on him so he coudnt Lick it, within Two Weeks it had Healed. It was a Massive Wound. You cant even see a Scar now. Its worth a try Mate !

VancePants Says:
Sunday, April 15, 2012 @6:07:15 AM

Eddie... honey does have antibacterial properties and promotes wound healing... in certain settings... and there are extracts that are made for this purpose, but i only have limited experience with it.
Donnie... if i recall correctly, you have Type II diabetes(?)... which does slow wound healing for a variety of reasons. The bottom line is you must have your glucose in tight control my good man. One of the most difficult areas to treat wounds in a diabetic, is the foot... so take care of yer dogs man:-)

alfiedog Says:
Sunday, April 15, 2012 @8:17:47 AM

Good advise there Donnie by the Doc. My Dad in Law has Diabetes, and he has Foot, and Eye Checkups on a regular basis. Take Care Donny.

alfiedog Says:
Sunday, April 15, 2012 @8:18:22 AM

Good advise there Donnie by the Doc. My Dad in Law has Diabetes, and he has Foot, and Eye Checkups on a regular basis. Take Care Donny.

Tdi Frank Says:
Monday, April 16, 2012 @1:08:43 PM

Hey Donnie I am also a type 2 diabetic.
When my sugar levels are hi i have a hard time healing up. I have to cut all the carbs out or way way down then i heal. Hope you get well soon.

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