Amazing Home Remedies To Treat Cuts And Wounds
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Overview
A wound is an injury to the skin that cuts or breaks it. Although most wounds heal naturally over time, there are several things you may do to speed up the process.
A wound exposes the body's interior tissues to the outside atmosphere, which may result in the mixing of dust into blood and tissues.
That is why we should not leave a wound uncovered. Common causes include cuts, blows, accidents, and other impacts.
A minor wound can sometimes be treated at home. If you have a more serious injury, such as shattered bones or extensive blood, you should seek medical attention.
Here we shall discuss some very good home remedies to treat minor cuts to serious wounds.
Home Remedies To Treat Minor Cuts And Wounds:
Please see the above video for reference.
1. First of all clean the wound with cold water using a mild soap.
2. Dry it using cotton or a clean cloth.
3. Take some Turmeric Powder and fill the wound with Turmeric Powder. This will help in stopping the bleeding.
4. Now mix some Turmeric Powder with Coconut Oil or Flax Seed Oil or Pure Ghee to make a fine paste.
5. Dress the wound using this paste and a bandage pad.
6. You can also use an age-old remedy.
Pass your Urine on the wound. This will stop bleeding.
7. Also, dress the wound with a cloth or pad dipped in your own Urine.
8. One more remedy. Grate a Potato and place this on the wound using a pad and dress the wound.
9. Always change the dressing once or twice daily after cleansing the wound with Dettol and drying it.
10. In addition, mix a teaspoon of Turmeric Powder in a glass of Milk and drink daily until the wound is healed.
Home Remedy for Old, Pus-filled, Serious, And Uncurable Wounds:
Please see the above video for reference.
1. Take 50 grams of Neem Leaves and wash them properly.
2. Also, take 500 grams of Cow Ghee ( Made from Cow milk).
3. Mix and boil them in a pot.
4. Keep stirring it until the leaves get blacked.
5. Remove from gas and mix well to get a fine Pasty Ointment.
6. Your Ointment is ready for the wound. Store it in a glass pot.
7. Wash the wound with Neem water, Dettol or Savlon.
3. Mix and boil them in a pot.
4. Keep stirring it until the leaves get blacked.
5. Remove from gas and mix well to get a fine Pasty Ointment.
6. Your Ointment is ready for the wound. Store it in a glass pot.
7. Wash the wound with Neem water, Dettol or Savlon.
8. Let it dry and apply the paste twice daily.
9. The wound will heal in a few days.
Sugar Therapy To Heal Old, Serious, Open Wounds And Diabetic Ulcers:
Please see the above video for reference:
1. This therapy can heal speedily, both Normal and Diabetic wounds. But avoid this therapy for bleeding wounds.
2. Take some spoons of Sugar and Glycerine according to the size of the wound.
3. Mix them in a china or glass bowl and make a paste.
4. Take a 4x4 Surgical Sponge Gauze as shown in the video and place it on the wound.
5. Fill the wound with the Sugar-Glycerine paste prepared earlier and cover it with another Surgical Sponge-gauze.
6. Now fix this with a wound dressing, as shown in the video, that will hold the material in place.
7. After 2-4 days, clean the wound again with Savlon, Dettol, or Soap and change the dressing.
8. The sugar concentrate kills bacteria, reduces swelling, removes dead tissues, and heals the wound fast.
If you have an open wound, keep in mind the following steps to treat it:
Open wounds are a nightmare because they are not only painful and dirty, but they also take a long time to heal entirely. They also leave a permanent mark on your skin.
1. Wash your hands with soap and water.
2. Remove any jewelry or clothing from the area of the wound and apply pressure to the wound to halt the bleeding.
3. Using clean and cold water and a saline solution, clean the wound.
4. Once the bleeding has stopped, check the site for foreign objects and dirt and use an antibiotic ointment to avoid infection.
5. Using a clean cloth, pat the wound dry.
6. Apply an adhesive bandage or band-aid to the wound.
7. Every 24 hours, you should check the wound. This entails removing the bandages and inspecting the wound for symptoms of infection.
8. After that, clean the wound, dry it, and apply a clean adhesive bandage or band-aid.
A non-sterile closed wound can retain bacteria and lead to subsequent infections.
If you have an unclean wound or an infection in your wound, you should leave it open until you clean it or the infection clears.
Several strategies can be used to improve healing after a wound has been treated.
Some more Home Remedies for healing Wounds and Cuts:
1. Garlic
Garlic has long been known for its antimicrobial and antibacterial capabilities, which can help halt bleeding, relieve pain, and promote healing.
Garlic, in fact, strengthens the body's natural defenses against illness. Apply a few crushed garlic cloves to the cut if it is bleeding.
2. Honey
Applying honey to an exposed wound helps dehydrate microorganisms and keeps diseases at bay.
Honey is widely known for its antibacterial, antifungal, and anti-inflammatory effects. Apply honey straight to the wound on a regular basis.
3. Limestone
Limestone powder, also known as chuna, has therapeutic powers and is widely used in paan.
All you have to do is heat some turmeric and chuna and apply the mixture to the wound. This will aid in the complete healing of the wound.
4. Aloe Vera
Aloe Vera contains analgesic, anti-inflammatory, and relaxing qualities that help with healing. In fact, its gel contains phytochemicals that aid in pain relief and inflammation reduction.
Extract the gel from an aloe vera leaf. Allow the gel to dry on the wound. Warm water should be used to clean the area, and a clean towel should be used to pat it dry.
5. Coconut Oil
Because of its hydrating, anti-inflammatory, and anti-bacterial characteristics, coconut oil relieves pain and prevents infection.
In fact, coconut oil can help prevent scarring. Simply apply this oil to the affected region and cover it with a clean towel. At least 2-3 times per day, reapply the coconut oil.
6. Onion
Allicin, an antimicrobial chemical found in onions, protects wounds against infection.
Simply combine onion and honey in a blender to produce a paste. Apply it immediately to the wound to speed up the healing process.
First Aid Tips For Babies In Case Of A Cut or Scrape:
Is your child cut or scraped? You can treat his/her sensitive skin quickly with these first aid techniques.
1. Apply Pressure on the Cut
Calm your child and let him know you're there to help.
Baby skin is incredibly vascular, with many little blood veins near the surface, so don't be alarmed if cuts bleed profusely.
"Hold firm pressure directly over the region with a clean cloth for 15 minutes," explains Kristina Collins, M.D., dermatologic surgeon at Vitalogy Skincare in Austin, TX. If the bleeding does not cease at that point, get medical attention.
2. Cleanse the wound
Allison Hanlon, M.D., a Yale School of Medicine surgeon and assistant professor in the department of dermatology, recommends gently cleaning the region with a non-fragranced soap or non-soap cleaner and water.
If debris remains in the wound following this procedure, see your doctor.
Dr. Hanlon also warns against using hydrogen peroxide to clean: "It is widely assumed that using hydrogen peroxide will prevent infection and aid in wound healing.
Hydrogen peroxide can actually be detrimental to the healthy cells needed for the wound to heal," he warns.
3. Treat the Cut
Apply antibacterial ointment to the affected region.
Allow the wound to heal in the open air if it is mild and unlikely to become unclean.
If the wound is likely to become unclean because it is on the hands or feet, cover it with a bandage during the day and let it dry naturally at night.
Keep an eye out for signs of infection, such as redness or discharge.
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How To Treat Infected Wounds Naturally?
Cuts and other forms of wounds occur sometimes, and the best method to keep them from becoming infected is to clean them with lukewarm water and mild soap.
However, if a cut becomes infected, soap and water will no longer be effective.
Before you go to the doctor or use a topical antibiotic for a minor skin infection, try some natural cures first.
While conventional treatments are considered the gold standard in wound care, experts are taking a second look at natural cures, some of which have been used for centuries.
You can use any of the following to treat infected wounds
- Aloe Vera
- Honey
- Lavender Oil
- Turmeric Paste
- Teatree Oil
Questions people ask about Cuts and Wounds:
Q. What is the best antiseptic for open wounds?
A. Iodine has been considered for more than a century as one of the most effective antiseptics for reducing infection complications, and topical iodine forms have been utilized for wound treatment.
Q. Do wounds heal faster covered or uncovered?
A. A few studies have indicated that when wounds are kept moist and covered, blood vessels repair faster and the number of cells that produce inflammation decreases faster than when wounds are allowed to air out.
For at least five days, keep a wound wet and covered.
Q. How to treat infected wounds naturally?
A. You can use any of the following to treat infected wounds
- Aloe Vera
- Honey
- Lavender Oil
- Turmeric Paste
- Teatree Oil
Q. How do you tell if your wound is infected or healing?
A. The following symptoms indicate a wound infection:
1. Redness and swelling.
2. Tenderness or discomfort, particularly if it is worsening or spreading.
3. A wound that is warm to the touch.
4. Oozing pus or fluids from the wound.
5. Darkening of the skin around the wound's borders.
6. A foul-smelling wound.
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Compiled by: Paramjit Singh Rana
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