tar soaks - very common for psoriasis
Posted By: MDmt on 2007-05-07
In Reply to: Help - TD
Subject: tar soaks - very common for psoriasis
also hear "coal tar" Sted Derm rocks
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'burl' soaks: antibacterial soaks include diluted Burow's solution
Subject: 'burl' soaks: antibacterial soaks include diluted Burow's solution
Anyone know what "burl" soaks are?
Subject: Anyone know what "burl" soaks are?
Had a doctor dictating "burl" soaks for a patient. Anyone know what that is?
Try 'boil' soaks
Subject: Try 'boil' soaks
I believe it's Burrow's soaks
Subject: I believe it's Burrow's soaks
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Burow soaks ?
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Subject: maybe Domeboro soaks? nm
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Subject: Burow's soaks is right, I think
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Subject: Cream for psoriasis s/l solvonex ?...nm
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I know that taro root is used in psoriasis...
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Subject: Talckinex? for psoriasis-Talcumex?
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Subject: Might be a stretch but coal tar is for dandruff and psoriasis
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Subject: Might be one of the psoriasis things...inveterata, ostreacea, punctata..?? nm
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Subject: Can find a Taro Pharmaceuticals, too, but no soaks, etc. listed. People soak in mud, salts,
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Subject: Daily use of antibacterial soaps or Burow's soaks should be utilized. Intralesional or systemic
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Subject: actually tar IS a natural product usage for psoriasis and tar baths, though I agree topical regimen sounds like an RX
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