What are the more effective local methods for treating scalds in rural areas?

Nowadays, many people feel that some small injuries in life can be carried out with local remedies**, especially some rural local methods. These are lessons that have been learned over many generations. It may have a certain effect, so for the more common pain of burns, there are also a lot of local methods in the countryside.

Most cooking in rural areas is done on firewood stoves, and burns may occur during the process of burning the fire. If it is a mild burn, an experienced rural person will ask you to quickly touch the burned finger to the ear to dissipate heat. If there is cold water nearby, soak it in cold water quickly to prevent foaming.

You can also cut a few slices of raw pears and stick them on the burn area, which has an astringent and pain-relieving effect. If it is already blistered, at this time, you can soak the burned part into the urine, although it is disgusting, but it does have an effect.

For more serious burns, many rural people apply badger oil to the affected area, which is an oil refined from animal fat, which has the effect of anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving. It can not only relieve pain quickly, but also promote the rebirth of **. In the vast rural areas, it can be said that many families have this animal fat to burn.

Now some traditional Chinese medicine hospitals also have medicines made of this kind of oil**, which shows that it does have a certain effect.

In addition, there are some people in the countryside who use herbs to burn according to local conditions. One is that the knotweed is baked with tiles and then made into a powder.In case of burns, after the wound is reasonable, you can mix arthrodium powder and sesame oil and apply it to the affected area.

About twice a day, the wound can be healed better. However, few people use this method now, and if the burns are more serious, they should go to the hospital in time**.

In rural areas, if you get burned, you can use a clay method such as toothpaste to smear the wound.

Rinse it with cold water, I haven't thought of any other way. All go to the hospital**.

Generally, it is rinsed under cold water or some herbs are used.

** Scalds are washed with cold water all the time, and then the countryside will apply herbs.

My family is also rural, so it's easy to hurry up with cold water, such as well water, which is very cold, but it's better to go to the hospital.

If you get burned, you can touch the miso to control the condition.

If it is not very serious, it is usually washed with cold water for 20 minutes and then applied with toothpaste.

When I was a child, I had a burn, and the old man in the family told the family some local methods, but fortunately, my mother believed that the hospital sent me to the hospital. When I grew up, I got a little bit involved in medical knowledge, and I realized how unreliable those so-called local methods were. Wrong soil method 1: Spread the miso.

There are many elderly people who apply miso to burns or scalds to relieve pain. But from a medical point of view, this is not scientific. The miso is fermented and bacteria are present on its own.

If the wound is broken, it is easy to cause infection and inflammation of the wound after applying the miso sauce, which will not only not relieve the pain, but also aggravate the injury.

Wrong soil method 2: Spread soy sauce.

After burns or scalds, there are also many people who will apply soy sauce to the wound to relieve the pain, which is also not scientifically based. Soy sauce is not a sterile product and does not provide pain relief. In addition, the color of the wound after applying soy sauce will deepen, which is not conducive to the doctor to check the wound breakage.

Wrong soil method 3: Smear table salt.

It has been argued that salt after a burn or burn can be used to disinfect it, which is equally undesirable. After a burn or burn, the wound is exposed, and if salt is applied, it will not relieve the pain, but will destroy the cells, causing secondary damage to the already injured cells.

Wrong soil method 4: Rub toothpaste.

It is also said that applying toothpaste to burns or scalds can help reduce itching and swelling. In fact, the ** after the injury is very fragile, and the toothpaste applied externally at this time not only does not play a leading role, but also leads to an increase in the chance of local infection in the wound and prolongs the wound healing time. 5:

Slobber. Many old people and even young people believe that saliva can help burns, but in fact, saliva does not burn, but also brings bacteria in saliva into the wound and makes the wound inflamed. Read more books on medical knowledge, so that you can avoid accidental secondary injuries after being injured by accidents.

The so-called nemesis of scalds, there are many home remedies, often there is no corresponding scientific basis, it is difficult to determine its authenticity, effectiveness, the vast majority of them are unreliable, patients should not use indiscriminately after burns, so as not to delay the condition.

Historically, there have been countless folk remedies that have been used to sue you, a few of which may be effective for certain types of burns, but most of them are often ineffective. For example, modern research has confirmed that vinegar, rat oil, soy sauce, salt and other home remedies are not only ineffective for burns, but may deepen the wound, cause infection, etc., and lead to aggravation of the disease.

After the scald, the patient should quickly stay away from the heat source, immediately rinse the scald area with cold water for a long time, reduce the local temperature, relieve the pain, and then go to the hospital, the lighter ones can use moist burn ointment under the guidance of the doctor**, the heavier ones should be debrided, drained, dressed, bandaged, etc. by professional doctors, if the burns are very deep, they also need to be carried out by surgical skin grafting**.

Therefore, after the burn, you should go to a regular hospital for effective **.

Burns or burns can have serious consequences if they are not properly treated if they are not treated properly. First of all, the physical, wound healing scars will proliferate, so that some activities are restricted, and more seriously, with age, hypertrophic scars will limit the growth and development of the body, and even produce some dysfunction. Secondly, it will bring heavy physical and mental stress to the patient.

Common home remedies for burns are useless, such as applying toothpaste, ginger water, vinegar, etc.; These methods do not relieve pain or speed healing, and may even cause infection. It is advisable to take proper first aid measures immediately in case of burns.

Delays** and the Burning of Celebration Disposal are one of the main reasons for delaying the condition of burns. If the burn area is small, with only redness and slight itching, you can choose to apply a cold compress or use a burn ointment**. However, if the burn is relatively large or serious symptoms such as blistering have appeared, you need to seek medical attention in time, otherwise it may lead to dangerous consequences such as infection and shock.

Here's what you need to know about burns::

1.Grading of burns.

Burns can be divided into first, second, and third degree burns according to the severity. First-degree burns are confined to the epidermis and usually present with redness, swelling, pain, or burning; Second-degree burns invade the dermis and appear as blisters, necrosis, exudate, and discharge; Third-degree burns involve subcutaneous tissues and neurovascular, which may cause local numbness, redness, grayish-white, etc.

2.First aid treatment for burns.

In the event of a burn, the scalded area should be quickly placed in cold water to lower the temperature of the affected area, which can slow the spread of heat. If the burn is severe, you should seek medical attention immediately.

3.Which ointments and medicines are more effective for scalding.

Common ointments for burns include Jinchuang ointment, erythromycin ointment, and special ointment for burns. In addition, some anti-inflammatory painkillers or antibiotics can be taken by mouth to avoid infection.

In short, it is important to take first aid measures in a timely and correct manner, while various home remedies cannot be trusted and may not be helpful. Delays will also directly affect the final result, so be sure to take burns seriously and seek medical help in time.

1. Skillful use of toothpaste 6: If there is a small area of ** damage or burns and scalds, apply a little toothpaste, which can immediately stop bleeding and relieve pain, and can also prevent infection, and the effect is quite good.

Scalded ** one:

Rinse the wound with cool water first, and then soak the wound in cold water for half an hour. In general, the earlier the soaking time and the lower the water temperature (no less than 5 to avoid frostbite), the better the effect. However, if the wound has been blistered and broken, it should not be soaked to prevent infection.

Scalded ** two:

Gently apply light salt water to the burned area to reduce inflammation.

Scalded ** three:

On the injured area, rubbing soy sauce or honey, lard, dog fat, and ginger juice can all be effective.

Scalded ** four:

Use egg white, cooked honey or sesame oil, mix and apply to the injured area, which has anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving effects.

Scalded ** Five:

Cut a few slices of raw pears and stick them to the burn area, which has an astringent and pain-relieving effect.

Scalded ** six:

After the child is burned, 25 grams of black beans are boiled with thick juice and applied to the wound, which is curative.

Scalded ** seven:

For mild burns, the dry waste tea residue can be roasted on the fire and slightly charred, mixed with vegetable oil to form a paste, and applied to the wound, which can reduce swelling and relieve pain.

Scalded ** eight:

After the hand and foot ** burn, immediately pour the alcohol in the basin or barrel, and soak all the wounds in the alcohol, which can relieve pain and redness and prevent blistering. If soaked for 1 2 hours, the scalded ** can gradually return to normal.

If the wound is not in the part that is easy to soak, you can use a piece of cotton wool to soak in liquor, take out and apply it to the wound, and pour the wine on the cotton wool at any time to prevent drying, and you can also receive good results after a few hours.

Scalded ** nine:

**After being scalded by oil or boiling water, you can use wind oil essence, kaleihua oil or vegetable oil (such as sesame oil) to apply directly to the injured surface, **If it is not broken, it can generally relieve pain in 5 minutes.

Scalded **ten:

Chlortetracycline eye ointment is applied to the wound, and after a few minutes it can reduce swelling and relieve pain.

Scalded **eleven:

Immediately after the burn, apply some soap to temporarily reduce swelling and relieve pain.

Scalded **Twelve:

Immediately after a mild burn, soak the injured area in kerosene, which can relieve the pain after a few minutes, and has the effect of reducing swelling and preventing blistering.

Scalded ** Thirteen:

1 soft-shelled turtle shell, burnt ash or add a little borneol to grind finely, mix with sesame oil, apply to the injured surface, 3 times a day.

Scalded ** Fourteen:

In the event of a small burn, apply toothpaste immediately to relieve pain and suppress blisters. The blisters that have formed will also subside on their own and are less susceptible to infection. Small second-degree burns heal after 1 attempt.

The best thing is to soak newborn hairless mice in sesame oil, so that there will be no scars after they are cured.

Apply some toothpaste. Aloe vera gel applied.

I would like to introduce you to two home remedies.

1: Non-drug**.

Treatment: Wash potatoes, boil them in boiling water for 20 minutes, peel them off and apply them to the surface of the wound, wrap them with sterilized gauze, and pay attention to the disinfection of hands and utensils during operation.

Efficacy: Treating minor burns, it can be healed in 3 to 5 days, and has the effect of promoting epidermal hyperplasia and leaving no scars after healing.

2: Dressing**.

Prescription: 200 grams of fresh and cool leaves.

Usage: Dry and grind, high-pressure disinfection, take an appropriate amount of powder, and apply to the affected area, once a day.

Efficacy: Moderate burns of 10 15 wounds were treated, 9 34 days of medication, and the ** rate was 100