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Faber:
Dear people, in the early ours of today, one of my guys went to a debtor's house to collect money he owed him for long.

In a sad twist of fate the debtor attacked him and during the figth bit off his ear tip.

we have stiched it at the local health center in Enugu here. Please we need help on drugs or hospitals to go to help the ear to get healed properly


We need help on how to gum the ear back you can holla us at

If it was stitched immediately, there's a high chance it'll take ..I can help prescribe something that will aid healing .. He'll be fine call 08180031789.... He should be on antibiotics and adequate dressing

oxypress:
HBOT stands for hyperbaric oxygen therapy. We are in Port Harcourt. Search for my number now and call if you are interested. It is surer than any other thing available anywhere you can think of.

Chisos! Which kain tin be this?

InvertedHammer:
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Kindly explain the connection between Hyperbaric Oxygen therapy and this ear wound.

Thanks.

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The purpose of hbot here is to ensure that the fragment sticks. It can easily stick when blood and oxygen supply is sufficient enough.
HBOT sends in more oxygen and blood to the attached piece. It reduces swelling of the wound. The swelling can shut off blood supply and oxygen to the wound and cause the fragment to fall off. And that is why he is asking for support. It will reduce inflamation, infection, scar formation and speed up the healing process. No other treatment offers this advantage in one package.

oxypress:
The purpose of hbot here is to ensure that the fragment sticks. It can easily stick when blood and oxygen supply is sufficient enough.
HBOT sends in more oxygen and blood to the attached piece. It reduces swelling of the wound. The swelling can shut off blood supply and oxygen to the wound and cause the fragment to fall off. And that is why he is asking for support. It will reduce inflamation, infection, scar formation and speed up the healing process. No other treatment offers this advantage in one package.

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Ever heard of the term "overkill"?

An example will be attempting to use a bullet to kill a mosquito.

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InvertedHammer:
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Ever heard of the term "overkill"?

An example will be attempting to use a bullet to kill a mosquito.

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When a damage cannot be undone when it occurs then it is wise to never allow it to occur. The bullet may even miss target bros. You need to apply that over 'overkill' measure because prevention is better than cure and a stitch in time saves nine or it will be too late to cry when the head is off: thats the principle bros.
It would have been better to use 'nuclear bomb' on that 'first mosquito' than to allow mankind to die in millions yearly.
We try to give the best option at all times.

oxypress:
When a damage cannot be undone when it occurs then it is wise to never allow it to occur. The bullet may even miss target bros. You need to apply that over 'overkill' measure because prevention is better than cure and a stitch in time saves nine or it will be too late to cry when the head is off: thats the principle bros.
It would have been better to use 'nuclear bomb' on that 'first mosquito' than to allow mankind to die in millions yearly.
We try to give the best option at all times.

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You need re-training.

You don't understand what you are marketing.



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