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Frame57
12-22-08, 11:50 AM
OK, thought I would share this because if it worked for me then who knows maybe it will work for you or someone you know...

I have to drive alot to go to hospital to hospital for work purposes. Over the years I began to develope a real sore arse. Nothing seemd to help, not the creams and soaks, none of it. Well, I discussed this with my GI doctor who also is a Biomedical Engineer and we felt that the cleaning processs after answering natures call is the problem. The cleaning process acts as an irritant to the tissues and provokes the problem. Washing the area is not always available to do unless you are home, so we came up with the idea of using baby wipes for cleaning purposes. It works like a charm and within a week or so this nagging problem has ceased to exist. So if you or someone you know suffers in this area, just a tip that may help them out too instead of spending money on creams that do not address the cause and only cover the symptoms...

SteamWake
12-22-08, 11:54 AM
TMI :doh:

August
12-22-08, 11:55 AM
Baby wipes are a wonderful invention.

antikristuseke
12-22-08, 12:12 PM
Baby wipes are a wonderful invention.

Indeed, the best thing ever to remove camo face paint.

She-Wolf
12-22-08, 12:17 PM
my first husband suffered, for a time, with a condition similar to the wartime 'jeep drivers disease'. It had to do with bouncing up and down in the driving seat of the plant he was driving all day over rough terrain, getting hot and sweaty, and the sweat running down to you-know-where, and the friction of his underpants against his skin, with the sweat and dirt that accumulated, broke the tissues down, resulting in a painful ulcer-like sore.

He eventually went to the doc, who gave him some antibiotics as I recall, but the main treatment was to keep the area clean and dry. To this end he had to lie face down on the bed and allow me to apply whatever the doc had prescribed to that place, and then I had to sticky-tape a fluff-ball of cotton-wool to him to act as sort of protecting pad - I do wish I had taken a photo of him with his bunny tail, but at the time one needed to keep a straight face to preserve his dignity

Digital_Trucker
12-22-08, 02:29 PM
Baby wipes are a wonderful invention.
And a technological marvel. The strongest material known to man! Anything that can remove a substance as foul and persistently irremovable as baby crap has to be considered a wonder material.

AVGWarhawk
12-22-08, 02:34 PM
Baby wipes are a wonderful invention.
And a technological marvel. The strongest material known to man! Anything that can remove a substance as foul and persistently irremovable as baby crap has to be considered a wonder material.

Isn't that what turpentine is for? :o

Digital_Trucker
12-22-08, 02:41 PM
Baby wipes are a wonderful invention.
And a technological marvel. The strongest material known to man! Anything that can remove a substance as foul and persistently irremovable as baby crap has to be considered a wonder material.
Isn't that what turpentine is for? :o

:o is the understatment of the year. Should be more like http://www.tech-faq.com/emoticons/animated-emoticons/smiley_40.gif

August
12-22-08, 03:42 PM
I do wish I had taken a photo of him with his bunny tail, but at the time one needed to keep a straight face to preserve his dignity

:rotfl:

August
12-22-08, 03:43 PM
Baby wipes are a wonderful invention.
And a technological marvel. The strongest material known to man! Anything that can remove a substance as foul and persistently irremovable as baby crap has to be considered a wonder material.
Isn't that what turpentine is for? :o

Reminds me of this phrase I heard:

"He became more unhinged than a spider monkey with turpentine on it's butt."