Michael Medina

Thanks for all the replies.

Mike Murray says "Yes", try to turn back time and get the Tegaderm
back on if anyone wants to know.

Michael

joec@aracnet.com

I would use something like Neosporin and a loose gauze for now until
the scab
softens, then move to the T-derm.

On Tue, 14 Jun 2011 12:05:03 -0700, Michael Medina
wrote:
> Out of neglect, my elbow (the least of my rash) got scabbed over and
> it's pretty thick. Painful to move now and cracking.
>
> Can I apply vaseline/water, soak the scab off, or some other
> alternative and go back to Tegaderm or am I stuck with this?
>
> Thanks
> Michael
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Michael Medina

Out of neglect, my elbow (the least of my rash) got scabbed over and
it's pretty thick. Painful to move now and cracking.

Can I apply vaseline/water, soak the scab off, or some other
alternative and go back to Tegaderm or am I stuck with this?

Thanks
Michael