Urgent: fallen and burst abdomen

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jb7741

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I was just curious if anyone had tried it.

I wouldn't think it would make a difference as T blood would be protein bound same as human blood.

Either way I wouldn't want to be the first to try it either, if liquid band aid works and has been tested safe I will just go buy some and keep it handy.
 
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Ritzman said:
Is there a link or some pics or a vid or anything because I would really like to see this or hear about it please...
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look through the last posts, i posted one of my surgery. as for ryan's, i am not sure, i'd like to see it too. i'll try the search function ;)

Either way I wouldn't want to be the first to try it either, if liquid band aid works and has been tested safe I will just go buy some and keep it handy.
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good idea. and yes, i believe hemolymph is protein bound, but the proteins are more than likely different than that of a human's, not to mention the receptor sites on those proteins... :wall: not sure though
 
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There have already been countless good suggestions to stop the bleeding. But I wondered why no one mentioned the powder you can buy at most pet stores for dogs, cats, and reptiles for when you trim their nails and cut the kwik (sp?)? I think it's call Kwik Stop? It works really well on dogs to stop bleeding, maybe it would work well on t's?
 
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bamato said:
There have already been countless good suggestions to stop the bleeding. But I wondered why no one mentioned the powder you can buy at most pet stores for dogs, cats, and reptiles for when you trim their nails and cut the kwik (sp?)? I think it's call Kwik Stop? It works really well on dogs to stop bleeding, maybe it would work well on t's?
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It will not do anything to seal the cuticle, it needs adhesion.
 
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the nature boy said:
Actually, I think that's different. Crpy knows a whole lot about this kind of thing. Maybe he can fill us in.

--the nature boy
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lol, I see you finally noticed my post from that other thread,lol
 
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hairmetalspider said:
Now if we were talking about say, oh, holes in the ground, it would be a different story.
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Huh:? oh ,yeh ,only at the beach to make sand castles and find geolycosa micanopy
 
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To get back to the original problem, how is the T doing? I had a T, blondi that fell on some stones that were once in a water feature in her tank. There was not much if any blood but, she is still doing well and even went through a successful molt. the area effected is still noticeable but, it should clear up in the next few molts. If your T is still alive, care for it as best as possible and maybe it will heal in time.
 
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mwh9 said:
To get back to the original problem, how is the T doing? I had a T, blondi that fell on some stones that were once in a water feature in her tank. There was not much if any blood but, she is still doing well and even went through a successful molt. the area effected is still noticeable but, it should clear up in the next few molts. If your T is still alive, care for it as best as possible and maybe it will heal in time.
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thank you for re-aligning the thread ;)

please let us know how your T is doing, we all would really like to know :eek:


--dan--
 
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Crippled, keep us informed of the situation please.
 
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