Clean wound of debris & digested material by gently rubbing with a gauze pad saturated with NS (or other desired cleansing agent compatible with Santyl), follow with a NS rinse. If an antibiotic powder is used in case of infection, it should be applied prior to the application of Santyl.
Your body also converts some substances -- sugar and alcohol in particular -- to triglycerides. If using Splenda, an artificial sweetener, helps you reduce the amount of sugar in your diet, you could enjoy lower levels of triglycerides.
People who do not use NSAIDs can develop peptic ulcers, especially if they have H. pylori. But people who have both of these factors have an especially high risk of peptic ulcer disease. While H. pylori and NSAIDs account for most peptic ulcer disease, there are many other potential causes as well. These include: Other drugs (especially steroids, clopidogrel, spironolactone, SSRIs, crack cocaine, methamphetamine, and even acetaminophen)