Re: Re: : epsom salt baths

[Guest guest]

Hi I am so happy to hear your feeling better

with the hot baths.

I got the go ahead now to begin using scar cream on my

breast incisions and my Dr. also gave me the ok to

start soaking in the tub. He is pretty particular

about waiting to ensure the scars are healed.

I am at the very red stage so I really want to start

using the scar cream. I am concerned that some of them

have silicone in them. Does anyone know if that is

bad?

I am going to try the epsom salts tonight.

Annie

--- <michellerking1@...> wrote:

>

> Thank you,

> I shall try that too. I've been taking my hot baths

> and doing better

> each day. K.

>

>

> > > > Annie,

> > > >

> > > > My massage therapist is the one who told me to

> take

> > > > Epsom salt baths, especially after massages,

> to draw

> > > > out the toxins stirred up by massage. I

> definitely

> > > > feel better when I do so.

> > > >

> > > > I think you'll find more information about

> detoxing

> > > > with Epsom salt baths by doing a web search

> for " Epsom

> > > > Salt Baths " .

> > > >

> > > > Rogene

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

thanks for the advice. I am going to try

something called mederma for scars. This one does not

have silicone just vitamin E and some other

ingredients that sound ok. It smells funny and is

sticky but it is better than those sheets of silicone

they sell and less money too.

I am glad your not as bad with the rashes as you were.

I hope you can get off the steroid cream soon.

Thanks for answering my posts . Your a

sweetheart.

Annie

--- <michellerking1@...> wrote:

>

> Annie,

> I have been told to stay away from silicone dioxide,

> silica and

> anything with silicone in the first 5 ingredients.

> Therefore, you're

> suppose to go through your home and get rid of all

> these products.

> Now some of the products may not bother you, I use a

> vitamin e cocoa

> butter balm for very dry skin with some silicone

> (something or other)

> and it does not bother me. I guess you would know

> if you get a skin

> reaction. Good luck. K. P.S. I'm still

> very itchy but no

> new breakouts. But the big bumps are still itching.

> I have to use a

> steriod cream and that does not delight me. Urgh.

>

> -- In , Annie

> <annie200548@y...> wrote:

> > Hi I am so happy to hear your feeling

> better

> > with the hot baths.

> > I got the go ahead now to begin using scar cream

> on my

> > breast incisions and my Dr. also gave me the ok to

> > start soaking in the tub. He is pretty particular

> > about waiting to ensure the scars are healed.

> > I am at the very red stage so I really want to

> start

> > using the scar cream. I am concerned that some of

> them

> > have silicone in them. Does anyone know if that is

> > bad?

> > I am going to try the epsom salts tonight.

> > Annie

> > --- <michellerking1@y...> wrote:

> >

> > >

> > > Thank you,

> > > I shall try that too. I've been taking my hot

> baths

> > > and doing better

> > > each day. K.

> > >

> > >

> > > > > > Annie,

> > > > > >

> > > > > > My massage therapist is the one who told

> me to

> > > take

> > > > > > Epsom salt baths, especially after

> massages,

> > > to draw

> > > > > > out the toxins stirred up by massage. I

> > > definitely

> > > > > > feel better when I do so.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > I think you'll find more information about

> > > detoxing

> > > > > > with Epsom salt baths by doing a web

> search

> > > for " Epsom

> > > > > > Salt Baths " .

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Rogene

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> > __________________________________________________

> >