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Making Hands Happy
On Monday I did rather a lot of digging/scraping and at the end of the
day found a very unpleasant blister right in the centre of my palm - despite wearing gloves. Used a plaster and carried on yesterday but it was getting worse. Round lunchtime, partner reminded me we had some Compeed (required by her very sore feet in Paris several years ago) - so I slapped one on. Gloves as well. Left it on overnight and all today. Despite intensive work, and doing the ironing, cooking and dishwashing, the blistering has much improved. Amazed it stayed in excellent condition for that time. Will put another one on tomorrow. Thought it might just help anyone with a similar problem. And it seems more likely that those of us who do not do manual things all the time will be more likely to suffer when we do. (I know that there are special versions intended for use on hands. But we didn't have any handy. :-) ) -- Rod Hypothyroidism is a seriously debilitating condition with an insidious onset. Although common it frequently goes undiagnosed. www.thyromind.info www.thyroiduk.org www.altsupportthyroid.org |
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