I found dog and cat medication that expired in August 2014 and it cured my foot problem

GentaOtic optic solution.

I think I got a foot infection (flesh eating bacteria) around my toes when I jumped off a 30 foot bridge into water but I could have had it before or gotten it after that time, I really don't know where or when it came on. It was very itchy and seemed to be eating away the flesh but it really didn't. It also seemed to create under-skin blisters that would come up. At its worst it had an infection smell.

I didn't treat it for a few months because usually everything I've been afflicted with goes away eventually with none to little medical application.

I started dabbing it on the skin after looking up what it is used for and I had no expectation of benefit, although I wouldn't have applied it without some speck of hope (spic and span wasn't working). It went away relatively fast considering how long I had the issue. Looking it up again I see it is used for the animals' ears but I just looked for what it treated and it said bacteria.

It may be worth saving animal medications, even dumpster diving veterinarians offices in case of emergencies.

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