Granny's gone and done it again

[microchick]

part of the problem is she's so skinny there is no extra skin or meat on her bones to sew the incision back together with out STRETCHING the skin extremely tight and using an obscene amount of stitches. She doesn't eat right , and she follows the Dr's instructions that she likes.

I've watched them remove lesions on my husband. Usually and be warned, this sounds gory, they slide a pair of tissue scissors under the skin around the incision an inch or more to loosen it, then they have enough slack to pull the margins together to suture.

Back in 08 I had a cyst on my lower back get infected and had to have it taken out under emergency conditions. Doctor sutured it together and we pulled the sutures at 2 weeks as he prescribed. I bent over and it popped open. Probably still had some infection in it low grade. No more suturing. They usually leave it open to heal naturally or pack it to get it to heal from the inside out.

Poor kid. That sounds really painful not to mention miserable.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Google peanut oil for arthritis.

Yes, I put 3 holes in, one on each side note the light. One is dime size, the others are smaller. I ran it for 24hrs to see if it could maintain temp, all good!

I love it! Is it still holding steady?

Put some lemon juice and water in a spray bottle and spritz 'em good! They'll fall off into the toilet and you can flush them. Keep the spray bottle in the bathroom.

Does that kill them?

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Granny, I brought you a present from another thread:

You're welcome.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

thanks for showing me the traps! I never knew there was one except for what Robert wanted to make. Pie tin, soapy water and a bright light. I could see the dogs drinking that.

 

[microchick]

Morning Blue and all, IDK how I am yet. haha I didn't wake up til 8:30 and takes me a solid hour to get to my chair w/ coffee. I had to step away for a few. My bathroom is just loaded w/ Asian beetles. I hate going in there. You literally have to check under the seat for them before you can sit down

I cracked a window or two open so they could get out up stairs in the attic. They were thick up there. Some in the house but they seem to be dying off now. Thanks for the tip about the lemon juice.

 

[Rillowen]

Google peanut oil for arthritis.

I love it! Is it still holding steady?

Does that kill them?

Yes! Its running a steady 100° (its not forced air)
Since I rotate their place in the box and have the temp sensor against the eggs, do I actually need that extra degree or would 99.5 be better?
I have it set to kick on at 99 and turn off at 101 right now.

 

[Rillowen]

thanks for showing me the traps! I never knew there was one except for what Robert wanted to make. Pie tin, soapy water and a bright light. I could see the dogs drinking that.

They kept eating our fruit trees, so i found those last year. Was very pleased.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Does that kill them?

Should kill 'em deader'n a post. I've mixed lemon OIL with water and a drop of Dawn dish soap, but that's messy and has to be cleaned up. Try the juice and water and see what happens. Heavy on the juice!

 

[Granny Hatchet]

I've watched them remove lesions on my husband. Usually and be warned, this sounds gory, they slide a pair of tissue scissors under the skin around the incision an inch or more to loosen it, then they have enough slack to pull the margins together to suture.

Back in 08 I had a cyst on my lower back get infected and had to have it taken out under emergency conditions. Doctor sutured it together and we pulled the sutures at 2 weeks as he prescribed. I bent over and it popped open. Probably still had some infection in it low grade. No more suturing. They usually leave it open to heal naturally or pack it to get it to heal from the inside out.

Poor kid. That sounds really painful not to mention miserable.

So does what you went through!. I got cow skin for my surgery. Anything like that?

 

[h2oratt]

Blue. I don’t know what they will use the gear for but they do have a cabin up in the mountains