Posts by Keith Howard4

Depositing funds isn't through Betta anymore. You can use Apple Pay or a debit card now. Minimum $20, maximum $150 per transaction. The fees aren't exactly cheap either—they'll take $4.50 if you do a $150 deposit.

I'm sticking to standard bank transfers. It takes a day and there are zero fees...

Hello,

Here’s the situation: a family member, born in '71, had a stroke 2.5 years ago. Mobility is limited, appetite is non-existent, and vomiting is frequent. They have diabetes and take meds for blood pressure, heart issues, blood sugar, and sleep—Glucophage, Norvasc, etc. Also takes vitamins like Plivit total.

The main issue is they won't eat. Swallowing is hard, and meat is out of the question. It's mostly fruit and sweets like pudding or pancakes. Cooked food, like veggies or soup, just triggers immediate vomiting. Since they're incredibly stubborn about going to a hospital, could this be psychological? Are there any anti-emetic pills available? I've linked the three most recent important test results below. I really need your take on whether an endoscopy is necessary...

Best regards,

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http://upload.slike.com/slike/ybJ6.jpg (by the way, in the previous blood work, MCH and MCHC were elevated)

wanderingnomad13 said:Listen, if you want a solid scar cream, go with Contractubex. You don't need much; just apply it to any surgical scars or general marks. I used it on a mole removal and a nasty scratch on my face, and now there's basically nothing left. It costs about $30 (at least it did back then), but make sure you wait until the stitches are out and everything is healed up before using it.
Is it the absolute best? Who knows... but people swear by it.

One word: Contractubex. Back in 2000, I suffered severe full-body burns from hot oil. The gel wasn't even available locally back then, so my family had to order it directly from Germany, and a single tube cost them 50 bucks.

That gel saved my left arm and the rest of my body. I can't even imagine what I'd look like without it... highly recommend.

PS - how do you know it’s working? The scar or treated area will feel dry after about 10 minutes, then it starts peeling, which is how it reduces the scar.