Getting super impatient because this keloid seems to be taking its time. While I'm waiting for things to move along lol, today I will be showing you everything(?) / most of the things I used along my journey with this keloid.
This is what I used to disinfect my ear using a q-tip. The so called "ice" I used. It's a cooler stick you freeze and put in your drink bottle to make it cold, like ice does, only it doesn't dilute whatever it is. I thought it was appropriate because I didn't want it to drip everywhere. No, I don't use it in my drink bottle lol and if I do, there are spares in the freezer for that (: Next we have the elastic bands I used. I have.. four in total right now and a piece of thread. I used regular thread, please don't bash me for it lol, feel free to use dental floss or the thread surgeons use for stitching wounds LOL.
I'm always tightening it whenever I can (: it's a trying journey ):
- I tied yet another piece of thread around my keloid (the old one is blocked by the new band I put over it)
- I tied it once to fasten it (like the first tie of a shoe lace)
- Then I wounded one side round and round the keloid, staying as close to the base as possible
- Finish it by tying it once again (the same as you started)
- Simply snip the excess thread (safety precaution, don't want to pull on it by accident)
- Now you can tighten by pulling carefully at the two strands
(btw, this was written on the 29th? Idk why the dates are being bogus)
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