I was imagining covering with a bandaid in a way it would be totally sealed - the gauze type dressing makes more senseMy older DS has a quite nasty looking one on his back, so I might try the non-absorbent covering and a thick layer of cream for a few nights and see how it goes.
Sadly it's already spread to both my DS's and myself. I unfortunately adopted the infected kitty without realising before it was too late. I am also a foster carer for SAFE - so I've got 4 foster kitties in care, plus 3 of my own cats. All but 1 are infected now. I am bathing the cats with a shampoo from the vet, as well as using a cream on their face/head.
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My older DS has a quite nasty looking one on his back, so I might try the non-absorbent covering and a thick layer of cream for a few nights and see how it goes.
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they were already in his hair though so it was never going to go away with just cream.


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