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post #1
06 October 2005, 20:41 UTC#1
ok some guy had impetigo when we were playing rugby the other night. We didn't know before hand obviously but my skins going all dry on my face and I was just wandering if anyone has had it before and if this is a sign that I might have it. I've had scrum pox before which is a bit like it but that was on my leg so dunno. can someone please help me I really dont want an infectious face. What would the ladies do? biggrin.gif lol plz hgf pimp my knowlege on facial conditions
post #2
06 October 2005, 20:42 UTC#2
use them thar oxy face wipes...
post #3
06 October 2005, 20:49 UTC#3
Would that stop it yeah? I thought you needed anti biotics or something was more wondering if I might have it or not
post #4
06 October 2005, 20:52 UTC#4
you do... I was trying to be a funny guy
post #5
06 October 2005, 20:55 UTC#5
aw shit Image file not present in the recovered backup I'm gonna come rub my face on you corny
post #6
06 October 2005, 21:00 UTC#6
Go to a doctors or look online for symptoms...

Honestly Sam, so much information (internet) and you don't use it Image file not present in the recovered backup

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post #7
06 October 2005, 21:05 UTC#7
Mang I use real life as my information not shit on the internet. Never know what to trust on it... just wanted somoene who's had it before to let me know if they had like dry flakey skin where they had it before it got all bad
post #8
06 October 2005, 21:14 UTC#8
haha, it sounds like you have it, but I'd still follow tom's advice and go look somewhere online for the symptoms. Haha, I had it once, it sucks... I think there's some anti-biotics you can get, or some cream or something, I got something off of a friend when I had it I think, that was like 5 years ago.
post #9
06 October 2005, 21:24 UTC#9
Dirty fucking chinky he was Image file not present in the recovered backup maybe I have sars now or something
post #10
06 October 2005, 21:29 UTC#10
What actually is it? Dry crusty face syndrome?

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post #11
06 October 2005, 21:32 UTC#11
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post #12
06 October 2005, 21:32 UTC#12
QUOTE(Got Milk? @ Oct 6 2005, 10:29 PM)
What actually is it? Dry crusty face syndrome?

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Facial dandruff biggrin.gif
post #13
06 October 2005, 21:33 UTC#13
And how is it transmitted.... kissing? Image file not present in the recovered backup
post #14
06 October 2005, 21:36 UTC#14
QUOTE(Got Milk? @ Oct 6 2005, 10:33 PM)
And how is it transmitted.... kissing? Image file not present in the recovered backup
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The infection is spread when someone touches an impetigo rash and then touches another person. The spread can be prevented by washing hands after touching infected skin. Treatment of impetigo with antibiotics can also prevent the spread of infection.
post #15
06 October 2005, 21:36 UTC#15
If that's the case tom then you're losing out. Nah it's just like touching really contageous. and it's not always as bad as in that photo. At least it better fucking not be because if it is im gonna roll about on as many people as I can lol
post #16
06 October 2005, 21:37 UTC#16
QUOTE(sam[gomp] @ Oct 6 2005, 09:41 PM)
lol plz hgf pimp my knowlege on facial conditions
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How is it diagnosed?

A physician diagnoses impetigo by examining the child and taking a culture for infection (or swab). The infection is treated with antibiotics, which may be given by mouth or applied on the skin in the form of an ointment.

post #17
06 October 2005, 21:42 UTC#17
Does it go away as soon as you get ointment?

Sam, dont touch my face! Image file not present in the recovered backup I know... it hurts me to say that too...
post #18
06 October 2005, 21:43 UTC#18
QUOTE(Got Milk? @ Oct 6 2005, 10:42 PM)
Does it go away as soon as you get ointment?

Sam, dont touch my face! Image file not present in the recovered backup  I know... it hurts me to say that too...
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No I tihnk you have to apply it daily im not shure though
post #19
06 October 2005, 21:45 UTC#19
Oh right so it'll stay around for a while? I guess it'd be like any other skin INFECTION...
post #20
06 October 2005, 21:47 UTC#20
Man stop talking about it like that. I had something like it on my leg before. Lol had to play with cling film and tape all over my leg so it didnt get out Image file not present in the recovered backup
post #21
06 October 2005, 21:56 UTC#21
So you have facial crust basically? biggrin.gif

What was it on your leg that you couldn't let out?
post #22
06 October 2005, 22:32 UTC#22
my friend had impetigo from wrestling, that shit is so nasty, and its super contagious.
post #23
07 October 2005, 00:14 UTC#23
my sister got that once...cuz she drank viniger haha I promise she tried like 449499 oniments and finally one worked..she had to go to a dermitoligist gosh I cant spell anyway yeah you need to go see a skin doctor if you want it gone fast.
post #24
07 October 2005, 06:25 UTC#24
Liam had this around his eye, looked pretty gross. He went to the doctor and got some cream or something.
post #25
07 October 2005, 06:48 UTC#25
QUOTE(sam[gomp] @ Oct 6 2005, 08:41 PM)
ok some guy had impetigo when we were playing rugby the other night. We didn't know before hand obviously but my skins going all dry on my face and I was just wandering if anyone has had it before and if this is a sign that I might have it. I've had scrum pox before which is a bit like it but that was on my leg so dunno. can someone please help me I really dont want an infectious face. What would the ladies do? biggrin.gif lol plz hgf pimp my knowlege on facial conditions
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Maybe going to a docter could help?

Actually nah, that's just one of my crazy ideas again Image file not present in the recovered backup .