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  • Sharon Porter
    Sharon Porter I've had a frustrating week after going to the emergency room for cellulitis...again. It is hard to get antibiotics that do  not make me nauseous. I had another cellulitis event in December. tHere are no visible entry wounds for bacteria. Does anyone...  moreI've had a frustrating week after going to the emergency room for cellulitis...again. It is hard to get antibiotics that do  not make me nauseous. I had another cellulitis event in December. tHere are no visible entry wounds for bacteria. Does anyone else have recurring cellulitis?   
    • February 12, 2016
    • Sharon Porter
      Staff Certified Lymphedema Therapist this can be a very frustrating problem that many people with lymphedema face. Are you wearing compression daily as prescribed by your therapist? This can greatly reduce your risk of further infections.
      • February 16, 2016
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    • Sharon Porter
      Linda Preysner, MD Bleach baths can markedly decrease the bacteria on your skin and decrease the risk of cellulitis. Use 1/4 cup of bleach in a full tub of water. Soak for 10 min weekly. Moisturize your skin after the bath. Do this at night when you won't be wearing...  moreBleach baths can markedly decrease the bacteria on your skin and decrease the risk of cellulitis. Use 1/4 cup of bleach in a full tub of water. Soak for 10 min weekly. Moisturize your skin after the bath. Do this at night when you won't be wearing your garments so the...    
      • April 2, 2016
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  • Sharon Porter
    Sharon Porter has just joined the community. Say hello!
    • February 12, 2016
    • Sharon Porter
      Lymphedema Community Staff Welcome!
      • February 12, 2016
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  • Classification Patient
  • Gender Female
  • Birthday February 18, 1950
  • Employer Eastern Oregon University
  • Last Name Porter
  • First Name Sharon
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