The truth might be that there is no simple ointment for this one.
Matches, firelighters, candles,and torch batteries in case of power cuts, and perhaps some burn ointment for the kitchen drawer.
He sighed, applied an ointment for the itchiness, which only made it worse, and admitted that he was baffled.
Agis got approval yesterday to market the ointment for the children's skin disease impetigo, it said in a statement to the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.
*Swoons* *Finds Ointment for Burns* These ideas could make men shout for rebellion even when it meant they would hang for it.
She has developed three treatments: a topical ointment for minor cases, an IV therapy for life-threatening cases and a prophylactic or preventive treatment.
He said some United States cardiac departments had begun using the nasal ointment for all heart surgery patients, without screening them for bacteria.
This was once much prized by Roman soldiers and gladiators as an ointment for disinfecting battle wounds and is still used by local craftsmen to decorate pots and incense burners.
The son of a schoolmaster, Keane left St Michael's College, Listowel, to work, from 1946 to 1951, as a chemist's assistant, a post in which his chief duty was preparing ointment for the Earl of Doneraile's piles.
During a second visit, he sought treatment at the clinic for a skin rash and was examined by the same doctor, who prescribed another herbal medicine and ointment for the rash.
Often sold and applied by public executioners, this was used extensively on wounds and sores, and remained popular as part of an ointment for gout or rheumatism well into the Georgian era.
