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Reddit mentions of Curad CUR47148NRB Medium Non-Stick Pads, 10 Count, Pack of 3

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Curad CUR47148NRB Medium Non-Stick Pads, 10 Count, Pack of 3
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Wound dressings for light bleeding, large surface cuts, scrapes, burns or post-surgical woundsThe ouchless non-stick pads are made of a soft, perforated Mylar film bonded to a cotton/polyester pad that is absorbent and breathableThe pads can be cut or trimmed to fit most woundsEach box contains 10 sterile non-stick pads, 3" x 4"Latex-freeIncludes adhesive tabs
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ColorWhite
Height5.32 Inches
Length4 Inches
Number of items3
Release dateApril 2011
Size10 Count (Pack of 3)
Weight0.3 Pounds
Width1.31 Inches
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Found 2 comments on Curad CUR47148NRB Medium Non-Stick Pads, 10 Count, Pack of 3:

u/erinunderscore ยท 2 pointsr/Reduction

I'm two weeks post-op.

People here all have fantastic suggestions so far!
I used:

  1. Fruit of the Loom bras from Wal-Mart, look like this. They were cheaper at the store vs. Amazon. I specifically like this bra because it's shaped like a tank top -- not a racerback, which means I can wear more clothes with it without straps showing.
  2. Curad Non-Stick pads that look like this. That's what my doctor shoved in my post-op bra, so I just got more of them. Now I don't need them anymore. I didn't even finish the one box of 12.
  3. Husband installed this bidet for me. The dignity of cleaning my own butt after such a challenging surgery was nice.
  4. Someone else said heating pad -- yep.
  5. Consider pre-making some food -- something really healthy and easy to eat. I made a diet soup that is meant for a cleanse because it had a ton of fiber (cabbage, lots of other veg) and was easy to heat a little at a time. I can provide the recipe link if you want it. I also took psyllium fiber tablets every day and drank dark coffee each morning, while drinking as much water as I could. And I lost some extra weight with the soup, too. For breakfast, I only ate oatmeal with cinnamon and bananas since that's so easy to digest. I had no problems, uh, getting the job done with all that fiber.
  6. We installed a handheld shower head. I had my husband around to help me bathe, and it made things easier for both of us. I sat in a shallow bath and he helped me clean with the shower head. In the shallow bath, I used some scented epsom salts to help me relax. The first couple of baths were uncomfortable and awkward and it helped.
  7. Tylenol. I weaned myself off the drugs after 3-4 days. In the morning, I took half the dose of Tylenol (which is every 3 hours vs. 6) to see how my pain was, then I'd either take another one on time, wait a while, or take half a pain pill. I did this until I was using only Tylenol and eventually nothing or only one dose a day of it.
u/lmcgillicutty ยท 1 pointr/Hidradenitis

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I am using these, sometimes I add tape.