thread: What could it be?

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  1. #1
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    ice pack will work with sting

    plantar wart not much sorry hun!

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    if you are thinking sting then go the ice and i recommend that paw paw cream (in the red tub). it is AWESOME for itching. my friend got stung this afternoon at our BBQ and we whacked that on and it did the trick.

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    Thanks ladies... will let you know how I go! x
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    if it *is* something in there - something foreign you could use the old remedy of pure soap and sugar - get the gunky soap from the bar and mix sugar into it - put it on the area where the thing is and it should draw it out - mum used to do this all the time with boils, splinters etc.

    good luck with it Kel & hope you find out what it is

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    Kel
    Did you find out what is wrong with Rissy?

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    Didn't end up going yesterday, got majorly held up and was also working most the day but I will sort it out soon!
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    if it isnt red or warm to touch there is no infection yet so thats a good sign.
    could be planter wart but id lean more towards scar tissue from previous bee sting that can ball up and be really itchy as the new layers of tissue are forming.

    also with kids feet they heal quickly and they get lots of nicks and bumps because they are just kids exploring the world.