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Use Teething Gel for Minor Cuts

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Date: 10/07/2009 Topic: Health & Body > Home Remedies  
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Out of desperation one day when my child got hurt, I needed a way to ease the pain of a cut. After speaking with the pediatric nurse, I discovered the additional uses of teething gel (Orajel). We use it on cuts, scrapes, burns, etc. to ease the initial pain. I have come to find it works wonderfully and doesn't sting.

Of course, it shouldn't be used for all injuries, but it works great and doesn't rinse off if cleaning out a wound. Long gone are the days of tears and fighting to clean out a wound.

By Cheryl from Lafayette, IN

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By cancun92 (3) Profile Contact
That's a great idea. I use Orajel on my eyebrows before I pluck them (I'm a sissy).

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