To: A_perfect_lady
>>Heres the problem: they make me scream and flail about in panic. Id have to be very heavily sedated.
You would never see them unless you peeked. They’d be under a full dressing.
Where this therapy is particularly beneficial is a wound that is in a place where it is difficult to cut away diseased tissue.
I was going to post these photos but decided not to as they might upset some people. Nevertheless, they are worth a look - and ponder if maggots weren’t used, what would have been the alternative?
http://cares4umy.blogspot.com/2011/04/maggot-debridement-therapy.html
8 posted on
12/06/2012 9:21:37 PM PST by
expat1000
To: expat1000
But... wouldn’t you feel them squirming around in there? (shudder-shudder-shudder)
12 posted on
12/06/2012 9:26:08 PM PST by
A_perfect_lady
(Great nations are born stoic and die epicurean. -Will Durant)
To: expat1000
Wouldn’t those little suckers itch like hell, and smell really bad when they get squished under the dressing?
25 posted on
12/06/2012 10:11:59 PM PST by
Post Toasties
(Leftists give insanity a bad name. 0bama: Eight years of failure and fingerpointing.)
To: expat1000
33 posted on
12/06/2012 11:52:51 PM PST by
dynoman
(Objectivity is the essence of intelligence. - Marylin vos Savant)
To: expat1000
Nasty wound, that. Electrical discharge or mine?
47 posted on
12/07/2012 5:19:59 AM PST by
Smokin' Joe
(How often God must weep at humans' folly. Stand fast. God knows what He is doing)
To: expat1000
I was going to post these photos but decided not to as they might upset some people. The first photo was enough for me.
I'm no wuss, but those photos are NOT for the faint of heart.
55 posted on
12/07/2012 5:59:48 AM PST by
metmom
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