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    I know this had nothing to do with warriorcatsrpg, but I do have a question needing to be solved (and can't be asked on yahoo answers..)


    Okay, so I was wearing a somewhat small swimsuit and went swimming. But while I did so I felt a very uncomfortable sensation, to later find out I had rubbed my skin raw from the area of my neck closest to my shoulder to the top of my armpit, and also below my armpit in a little splotch on both sides. Clothes are very uncomfortable as well..
    How should I treat it? Also, what exactly should I wear to sleep if all my clothes are so uncomfortable on the raw areas?? Thanks!! :D

    [fancypost bgcolor=transparent; borderwidth=0px; text-align: justify; width: 350px; text-transform: none][size=10][font=times new roman]do you have any neosporin? it comes in a tube and it's clear and gel-like. if you don't have any it's inexpensive and can be found pretty much anywhere i think. it really makes a difference. it speeds up healing scrapes, scratches, whatever by a few days and it's soothing.


    as far as clothes, idk i think anything is gonna be slightly uncomfortable. but i would just wear really baggy, light clothes made of thin material so it's not too heavy on your skin. also be careful because i've noticed when i've had scrapes and stuff the fibers in my clothes seem to get caught on the raw skin sometimes and that kind of hurts.

    I've been putting A & D ointment on it, but it doesn't seem to do anything, but then again, I do suppose it needs time..


    I'm just a bit impatient.. :I

    [justify][font=Georgia][size=10]Mmm my friend had something similar happen and she used Vaseline/petroleum jelly and it helped take the edge off?


    I'd try wearing clothes that touched as little of the raw area as possible, ideally.