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Last Posted on HRQQuestion by missinternet2: what is a good treatment for diaper rash,other than creams…any “home remedies”?
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Answer by kelly e
Let the baby air dry as much as you can and use corn starch -
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Question by psycho_mistress: do you know any “home remedies” that help you pass a saliva drug test?
i have been around a tremendous amount of second hand marijuana smoke. i took a urine test and it was positive. i have to take a saliva test saturday for a job. i havent smoked any marijuana, i heard this was possible but didnt believe it. now i dont know how to get it out of my system!
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Answer by D M
stop using drugs
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A recurring yeast infection should be treated after determining what is causing the recurrence. Find out how to treat a yeast infection at home through the use of a probiotic or vinegar with help from a licensed RN in this free video on yeast infections. Expert: Kayti Brosnan Bio: Kayti Brosnan has been a licensed RN in the state of Texas since 2003. Filmmaker: Todd Green
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When storing fresh ginger root, place it in one or two small brown paper bags to keep them dry, as well as to keep them in an environment with circulating air. Find out how to grate ginger root after it has dried with help from a certified herbal information specialist in this free video on herbalism and ginger root.
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Question by luvmybabies: I think one of my dogs has Mange, what is a good way to help it heal without an expensive vet bill?
The poor thing is losing hair in some spots on her back towards her tail. I bought some over the counter ointment to put on it but was wondering if there was a “home remedy” that I could use to heal it faster.
THE VET TOLD US THAT IT WAS MANGE AS WE DESCRIBED THE SYMPTOMS TO THEM. THEY RECOMMEND WE TRY THE OTC OINTMENT FIRST; THEN BRING HER IN IF IT DOESN’T WORK. JUST CURIOUS IF THERE WAS SOMETHING ELSE I COULD DO FOR HER IN THE MEANTIME.
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Answer by D
Stop being cheap and NO HOME REMEDIES!! When will you people stop trying to avoid doing the right thing and taking your animal to the vet when they need it?!
It is her RIGHT by law to receive proper care and to deny it is abuse. This is the responsibility of pet ownership. If you cannot or will not properly care for your pet then you have no right to have one. Get a second job if you have to, but take that dog to the vet! Goo will not “heal’ mange. Your dog needs real medicine. And just because YOU “think” it’s mange doesn’t mean that it is! You are NOT a doctor; you have neither the experience nor the training nor the qualifications.
If you can afford a monthly cell phone bill, a new pair of shoes, or a pizza, then you can afford a visit to the vet. It’s all a questions of priorities!
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Question by ftyukonpete: Does anyone know any “home remedies” for an ear infection? I’ve heard “blow smoke in it” and ” pee in it”…
I’m not sure about the validity of either of those…lol… any other ideas?
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Answer by randall_nd
Many ppl put whiskey or rubbing alcohol in the ears. It is a disinfectant.
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