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Suture Thread and Keloid Scars
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Ourania on June 29, 2020, 1:43 am
Five years ago I suffered wounds. I developed very bad keloids after I was sawn up. This had never happened before. The scars are still inflamed and painful, even though I am now treating them with a DENAS machine. They are getting better it seems.
I am wondering if the suture thread that was used was not containing/promoting retinoid acid. I tried to obtain the brand from the surgeon but could not.
Five years ago I suffered wounds. I developed very bad keloids after I was sawn up. This had never happened before. The scars are still inflamed and painful, even though I am now treating them with a DENAS machine. They are getting better it seems.
I am wondering if the suture thread that was used was not containing/promoting retinoid acid. I tried to obtain the brand from the surgeon but could not.
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lil chick on June 29, 2020, 10:08 am
That is interesting, and perhaps it is just that an over-abundance of VA is sent to the wound area if a person is high VA?
It seems to me that when I get a wound now there is less inflammation, quicker healing and less itch on the healing spot.
In the past, I read that keloids could be about the need for iodine, which I suppose could be part of it as well.
That is interesting, and perhaps it is just that an over-abundance of VA is sent to the wound area if a person is high VA?
It seems to me that when I get a wound now there is less inflammation, quicker healing and less itch on the healing spot.
In the past, I read that keloids could be about the need for iodine, which I suppose could be part of it as well.
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Ourania on June 29, 2020, 11:47 am
Iodine, no way for me in that case. I was swimming every day in the sea + eating fish.
Iodine, no way for me in that case. I was swimming every day in the sea + eating fish.
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Ourania on June 30, 2020, 12:32 am
It seems some absorbable threads use Polyglycolic Acid, which turns into Glycolic acid when it disintegrates.
Any relation to retinoid acid?
https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/nursing-and-health-professions/polyglycolic-acid
It seems some absorbable threads use Polyglycolic Acid, which turns into Glycolic acid when it disintegrates.
Any relation to retinoid acid?
https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/nursing-and-health-professions/polyglycolic-acid
