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m7_kas
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Hi guys
so it's been a week since my transplant and Iv not been having the smoothest of rides so far. basically my donor area has been very sore ever since the transplant and after researching into it I was told to apply aloe Vera to it which I did and thankfully it has helped. it's also helped to remove the scabs from the donor area and as my transplant area is still quite scabby/crusty I was wondering if I would be OK in applying the aloe vera to it to help speed the process of removing the crust/scabs on top.my doctor advised I should put a cream on for 15 minutes and then rinse with shampoo (both products provided by him) which I have been doing but am curious to see if the aloe Vera will help or should I let them naturally fall out just following the procedure recommended?
so it's been a week since my transplant and Iv not been having the smoothest of rides so far. basically my donor area has been very sore ever since the transplant and after researching into it I was told to apply aloe Vera to it which I did and thankfully it has helped. it's also helped to remove the scabs from the donor area and as my transplant area is still quite scabby/crusty I was wondering if I would be OK in applying the aloe vera to it to help speed the process of removing the crust/scabs on top.my doctor advised I should put a cream on for 15 minutes and then rinse with shampoo (both products provided by him) which I have been doing but am curious to see if the aloe Vera will help or should I let them naturally fall out just following the procedure recommended?