thread: Bactroban oint - antibiotic crm?

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  1. #1
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    Sep 2008
    In a cloud of madness.
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    Little chicken is that the kenacomb is anti fungal and antibiotic steroid?

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    Mar 2010
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    Yes, it has nystatin (anti fungal), neomycin (antibiotic), and a corticosteroid.

  3. #3
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    Feb 2007
    In the jungle.
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    Dannim i usually use that old school thick cream.... ummm...... what's it called........ really goopy, a drawing cream...

    We actually don't use the bactroban on the boil, but rather up the nostrils! My DD was having recurrent boils, we were drawing and treating them as you describe but they kept coming back. A local dr suggested putting the bactroban up her nostrils and it fixed it. Apparently the staph thrives there?

    Sorry sunshine i don't know what kenacomb is. But google tells me it's an antibacterial and anti inflammatory AND an anti fungal, a real all rounder apparently?!

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    Jun 2010
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    magna plasm?

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    Feb 2007
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    Bingo! The prize goes to N2L. It was right on the tip of my tounge! Thanks n2L.

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    DD had a staph infection for almost two years....Boils, styes, calesians, school sores, infected mosquito bites, infected scratches.......I know both bactroban and magna plasm well

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    Honey can replace magnoplasm too
    I used to always have bactroban on hand, but its all gone missing. There's always some sort of infection in this house