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Crashlady (Mt. Pleasant, Pennsylvania) on 05/08/2010
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cure for impetigo: to stop the itch and dry the lesions use 1 pound of pure lard and 3 oz. sulfur compound. can be found at your local pharmacy. it dries the lesions and the fall off and the itching goes away. my grandmother used this formula for both chicken pox and impetigo. its great. really does the job.
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Replied By Dookie (Kutna Hora, Cz) on 07/17/2015

So, do you mix all that up and slather it on your face? Give some details on what the process is.
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Replied By Jamie (Nc) on 09/29/2015

My grandmother also used this but she mixed it with Vaseline or Coconut oil and it always worked. I get the sulfer from a Mexican store in powder form. Have used it on myself, my children and grandchildren when dog days come around here in the south and impetigo shows up..
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Replied By Mimi (Ok) on 08/03/2023

My doctor said impetigo shows up more in August because of the heat (dog days! ). We used salt water on the wound and it dried up.

Replied By Robert Henry (Ten Mile, Tn) on 09/30/2015

HI U JAMIE, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , yep, using the term, DOG DAYS, dates you and I promise you, the millennials have no clue of what you speak. I have not heard that term in a long time so I looked it up and it has a bit more history than I first thought. Stuff grows in heat and high humidity and that's the reason you can hang meat in hospitals these days.

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2015/07/150710-dog-days-summer-sirius-star-astronomy-weather-language/

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