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Magnesium Sulphate Paste.
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Mr T has a 'boil' on the side of the bridge of his nose. It flared up yesterday and he cannot get in to see a doctor until Tuesday.
We went to the pharmacy and were advised to apply mag. sulph. paste and keep it covered.
Any tips for applying the really sticky paste to a plaster? I am using the end of the handle of a teaspoon but it's a bit hit and miss. A lot of it ends up oozing out from under the plaster.
What else can I use that's strong enough to stir up the paste yet small enough to apply just a little?
We went to the pharmacy and were advised to apply mag. sulph. paste and keep it covered.
Any tips for applying the really sticky paste to a plaster? I am using the end of the handle of a teaspoon but it's a bit hit and miss. A lot of it ends up oozing out from under the plaster.
What else can I use that's strong enough to stir up the paste yet small enough to apply just a little?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.It is horrible stuff, trying to clean it over everything it had gone over in my handbag was a nightmare, never bought it again after that!
I hope it sorts itself for him soon so he gets some relief (gross but feels so much better once they go!). Must be really awkward to have one there and so visible, poor thing!
I hope it sorts itself for him soon so he gets some relief (gross but feels so much better once they go!). Must be really awkward to have one there and so visible, poor thing!