AgeForce - Health and Fitness Supplement Patches
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jgntyce
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Glad to hear the positive results!
Anadipidy
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So this is the result after using the 3rd patch directly on my wrist, can't say it's fully healed, but the difference is remarkable, thank-you age force!!
I even gave 2 cards of the 6 patches to my mother who's always complaining about aches & pains from work & a shoulder injury & well made her use one on her shoulder & she loves it n claims all the aches & all her pains have nearly just up & vanished over 48 hours! This is amazing as she's nearly 50 years old!
Defenitly having a better sense of overall well being since using the patch & I like it & agree it works incredibly
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I even gave 2 cards of the 6 patches to my mother who's always complaining about aches & pains from work & a shoulder injury & well made her use one on her shoulder & she loves it n claims all the aches & all her pains have nearly just up & vanished over 48 hours! This is amazing as she's nearly 50 years old!
Defenitly having a better sense of overall well being since using the patch & I like it & agree it works incredibly
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jgntyce
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So this is the result after using the 3rd patch directly on my wrist, can't say it's fully healed, but the difference is remarkable, thank-you age force!!
I even gave 2 cards of the 6 patches to my mother who's always complaining about aches & pains from work & a shoulder injury & well made her use one on her shoulder & she loves it n claims all the aches & all her pains have nearly just up & vanished over 48 hours! This is amazing as she's nearly 50 years old!
Defenitly having a better sense of overall well being since using the patch & I like it & agree it works incredibly
I am glad that you are experiencing the proven effects of the patch! Even better is that you gave some patches to your mother and she felt the effects right away. Kudos to you brother!
djbombsquad
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Kudos for sure. I'm glad you are seeing its effects right away !
Anadipidy
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Okay so my friends, are now suggesting I Sue the doctor that preformed the surgery. K
I've been using antibacterial cream on it for 2 Weeks~ & used the patches one day on one off for as long as I could & this is what it looks like.
I am kind of concerned about this still as it is still fighting to stay open on my wrist after so long, its normal to worry right?
Overall the patches seem to be having direct Benifit, but it might require serious medical treatment or surgery & I'm not sure & would rather not rack up medical bills.
I'll trade some feedback for Decent advice lol
I've been using antibacterial cream on it for 2 Weeks~ & used the patches one day on one off for as long as I could & this is what it looks like.
I am kind of concerned about this still as it is still fighting to stay open on my wrist after so long, its normal to worry right?
Overall the patches seem to be having direct Benifit, but it might require serious medical treatment or surgery & I'm not sure & would rather not rack up medical bills.
I'll trade some feedback for Decent advice lol
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Anadipidy
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I'm afraid it might require surgery, which would suck ass, its fully functional as it stands & I don't let it slow me down or screw up my routines too much. Although if I take it too rough it starts to oooz clear liquid watery puss & sometimes dense yellow puss is less common. Want to permently heal it without cutting it back open as a last option.
djbombsquad
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Dang!
Thoms
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Anadipidy you have an infection and that just requires proper care on your part, not surgery. If it was a problem with their repair of your fractured wrist, you would not be doing bench press, etc posted above. It looks like possibly staph, "cellulitis" has all the traits of that picture, abscess/boil, raised and red, open wound with the drainage you described. You need to get it under control because staph can become systemic and you'll get very sick. A script of antibiotics would knock it out (if not MRSA).
No offense hopefully taken, but why did you stop what you were doing and change to tubes of cream? From the first picture to the next (post #46 I think), and then to post 54 where it looked like you almost had it licked. Then the creams were added and your infection regressed in healing. Again not trying to sound like I'm poking fun at you, and your getting my rare serious side
Plus those creams should not be used in this situation. Many people are allergic to some of their contents, and even if your not allergic I'd keep it dry.Free advice is always worth the price... I would suggest first getting on some antibiotics and throw both those tubes in the trash. With wound care, keep a dry, sterile dressing over the wound. You want all the nasty stuff that's in there to be able to freely flow out. So don't put the patch directly over the open area in the middle where it seeps out. Put it beside it, cut a hole in it, whatever allows free flowing drainage. Clean the wound and change the dressing at least a couple times a day. Most docs I hear now say just wash with antibacterial soap. I still like hydrogen peroxide first. It's probably the bubbles that sell me. haha
Staph is everywhere and very contagious. So use precautions to keep those you live with, and are around, safe from catching it. If you develop a fever, sweating, fever (flu like symptoms) get to and ER, or doc that can treat, pronto. That would mean that the staph became systemic and you need treatment ASAP.
Good luck sir
Anadipidy
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Lifted with it today appeared to be okay, I had to take a break on the patch cause if was causing a rash after awhile & put antibiotic cream & salve infection out cream & now it appears to have scabed over nice & added some hydrogen peroxide I am trying to get it under control but its resisting everything, & I had it lanced once back a few months ago, and it was much bigger & I fainted after all the puss drained , I am going to try another patch on it now, & see what happens!
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Thoms
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Yes, good luck!
Cutting and draining it is not killing the bacteria. Antibiotics do though
It looks small enough now that it would only take a small incision if needed for drainage
jgntyce
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How long did it take for the patches to heal?
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Thoms
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Thank all you fine Ageforce folks for introducing me to the healing properties of GH. And without needles! �� Just put on my Power Patch and Maxize for the night ����, big night for Thoms! Yep... Livin' large! Hardcore over here like the movie Scarface.... Except instead of Cuban, I'm Caucasian... My names not Tony, it's Tommy... Instead of blow going into my head, GH is leaving it... Only sleep with my wife, only semiautomatic weapons here.... Ok nothing like Tony Montana, but still a big night �� jgntyce much improved avatar brother! Haha