Sly Bald Guys Forum
Discussions About Being Bald => Advantages and Disadvantages to being Bald => Topic started by: marshd1000 on February 22, 2007, 02:05:22 PM
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After I got to work this morning, I rubbed my hand across my normally smooth head. When I did that I accidentally dislodged a scab that I didn't know I had. When that happened, I just started bleeding and it seemed that no amount of daubing it would help. Any suggestions as to what to do. Eventually it did stop, but it was a bother!
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As with any cut (not a deep gushing one though), hold pressure on it for a few minutes... that should help stop the bleeding! O0
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As with any cut (not a deep gushing one though), hold pressure on it for a few minutes... that should help stop the bleeding! O0
And if you're still having trouble, sometimes adding ice to that pressure will help.
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As with any cut (not a deep gushing one though), hold pressure on it for a few minutes... that should help stop the bleeding! O0
And if you're still having trouble, sometimes adding ice to that pressure will help.
Good point Paul!
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That's us, the SBG medical team.
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direct pressure usually takes care of it but it is always a good idea to have some Styptic powder.
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Direct pressure on little cuts, and/or a good stypric pencil will work well to stop the bleeding. I have found that the liquid bandage stuff is quite effective for them also.
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Where can you get Strypric powder or pens? I've looked everywhere and can't seem to find them.
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i saw them at rite-aid, wal-mart, etc.
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i saw them at rite-aid, wal-mart, etc.
hmmm...I must be blind because that's where I've looked. I guess it's time to ask for directions... :-\
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i saw them at rite-aid, wal-mart, etc.
hmmm...I must be blind because that's where I've looked. I guess it's time to ask for directions... :-\
ah, the age old flaw of the male in the human species strikes again: asking others for help
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I'll bet if you go to any small local pharmacy and ask they hand one to you within 90 seconds. O0