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so i cut the tip of my finger off
#11
Whoa, surgicel isn't easy to come by. I checked at http://firstaidsuppliesonline.com/nav.pl...hemostatic and can get another product but it's still expensive. Any other hemostatic recommendations?
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#12
New Skin is always useful.
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#13
Now you can post pics. Glad the folks at the ER found it funny rather than serious.
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#14
lazydays wrote:
After 6 hours I finally decided to go to the ER. Not so much because i thought it was serious but because I couldn't figure out how to not bleed all over the bed. So I get there and the staff has a good laugh about how I got in a knife fight with a tomato and lost. They wanted to know where the tip of my finger was and I said I threw it away. They laughed at that also. As I suspected it was not a serious problem and I just needed something to stop the bleeding. They used Surgicel from Johnson & Johnson which I will be adding to my first aid kit. I also got a tetanus shot which was probably a good idea. So There you have it.

You should have told them your experience from 2-3 weeks ago when you tried to unclog that sink...
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#15
Been there done that. Held hand high. Band aid. Bag balm.
Decent shape after a week. And the finger was undetectable in the pizza.
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#16
I want to know how the hell you did it!
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#17
DP wrote:
I want to know how the hell you did it!

> "So I get there and the staff has a good laugh about how I got in a knife fight with a tomato and lost."

I'm curious as to how much that little trip to the ER is gonna cost you. Tons, I'll bet. :eye:
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#18
no one wants to know if he has a matching weiner ?
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#19
Hope you get to feeling better. We have a place called ProMed nearby that's excellent for stuff like this
a bit higher than a reg. Phys. but you're in and out very quickly and what few times we've used them
the Dr. there owes the franchise and he's very good.
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#20
I had a pretty serious accident with a vegetable peeler once. I was peeling potatoes to make some french fries.

I didn't cut the tip of my finger off, so I just applied pressure to the dangling piece of flesh and bandaged it well.

There is no sign that I ever injured myself now.
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