Aspirin For Infections

RE: Aspirin For Infections Post By Lynda (Guest Post) (03/01/2008) Salisylic (?) Acid is what cures acne if used properly. If it is only an astringent, it surprises me that it is better than a triple antibiotic, unless the problem is a virus and just needs acid to control it for a while until the patient's own antibodies can fight it off. My Indian grandmother used Vaseline for most all things except Eczema. If we concentrate on getting our bodies healthy from the inside out, it is such a good machine that it can take care of itself with our help. lol Report Spam or Abuse RE: Aspirin For Infections Post By (Guest Post) (09/27/2007) Growing up, my grandmother always used aspirin mixed in alcohol, then placed it on a sprain or bruised area. The next day she was as good as new. Don't know where she got the idea, but she was raised on a farm and it probably came from that time. The mixture was soaked into a washcloth and placed where needed. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Aspirin For Infections Post by daiquiri (27) | (09/27/2007) Contact I really appreciate this tip!! Thanks for sharing it. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Aspirin For Infections Post by Jantoo (641) | (09/26/2007) Contact This sounds like a great idea. I thought triple antibiotic cream would kill almost anything, but I guess in a hospital or nursing home you can get bugs that are very resistant to the usual antibiotics. Since the cream didn't work. could this have been one of those tough, iatrogenic bugs and you found a new treatment? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Aspirin For Infections Post By Poco38 (Guest Post) (09/26/2007) I also use Aspirin on Canker Sores in my mouth. Just let the Aspirin desolve on the canker sore, takes the pain away and heals the sore. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Aspirin For Infections Post by momma30 (27) | (09/26/2007) Contact Brilliant idea. I think some of us in your situation would have been tempted to "borrow" some supplies from the nursing home. Glad you used your noggin instead. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Aspirin For Infections Post By mary (Guest Post) (09/26/2007) a possible factor for the mechanism of action is the acid pH of aspirin. It may have created an inhibitory environment for the bacteria. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Aspirin For Infections Post by tejas (16) | (09/26/2007) Contact Sounds great- I'll certainly try it -Thanks for the idea Report Spam or Abuse