Apart from band aids, what else can be done to speed up healing of abrasions?

You can apply some iodine wine, you can use hydrogen peroxide to disinfect, you can also clean the wound, you can also stitch the wound, you can also apply some medicine, you can also disinfect the wound, these methods can make the wound heal faster.

You can rub iodophor on the wound, first wash the bacteria on the surface of the wound with water, you can apply aloe vera on the surface of the wound, pay attention not to eat spicy and greasy food during this period, supplement more vitamin K needed by the body, and eat more vegetables and fruits with high nutritional value.

You can drink some anti-inflammatory drugs in your life, and you can actually apply some ointments on it, and it is best not to touch the water. You can apply aloe vera, pay attention to your usual diet, and you should supplement vitamin K. You can also supplement some protein, and you can eat more eggs.

It can be wrapped in gauze, some medicinal powder can be used, some professional disinfection tools can also be used, and some iodophor can also be applied. Some protein can be supplemented in time.

It can be properly disinfected with iodophor, plasters can be applied externally, and some vitamin C foods, vitamin A foods, and protein foods can be eaten.

Band-aids help wound healing, band-aids can quickly stop bleeding, can play a role in protecting the wound and avoiding bacterial infection of the wound. Band-aids are a very good thing and very convenient to use.

Band-aids mainly play the role of stopping bleeding, preventing wounds from becoming infected, and can also promote wound healing. is a good thing.

It can promote wound healing, it can avoid infection, and it can also stop bleeding, which is indeed a good thing.

The use of a band-aid is for a short period of time (short time. It is not an "ointment" for wound healing, and does not play a decisive role in wound healing (except for Yunnan Baiyao Band-Aid), and cannot always play a role in preventing infection for a long time; So: there are many people who have such a misconception now:

The band-aid used has been worn on the affected area in the belief that long-term wear can protect the wound and promote healing, but it is completely wrong. The wound has the humidity of the wound exudate and the temperature of the body temperature in the closed environment of the band-aid, which is easy to breed a large number of bacteria after a long time, especially the soiled band-aid, which delays the healing of the wound. The correct way to deal with it is:

Generally, cuts and abrasions should be dried out of the wound, but the sunlight and flowing air can quickly kill the bacteria on the surface, and the wound will heal quickly under the condition that it will not be infected.

The product grows together with the fresh wound to form a temporary replacement**, and eventually the scab will fall off naturally.

First, Buck is a water-soluble product that can be easily washed off with saline.

Second, if you find some "scabs" on the wound that cannot be washed off with water, let it stay on the wound. Because these scabs are actually the "scabs" that Buck grows, just like the scabs of the autologous **, they will automatically fall off with the **metabolism. If it is forcibly removed, a secondary wound will be formed, causing pain to the patient, which is an important point to pay attention to (as indicated in the instruction manual).

Since Buck is a bacteriostatic body, there is no need to worry, this kind of substance just let it stay on the wound and does not need to be removed.

Third, moisten the wound with partial scabs with saline, then cover it and apply a thin layer of bioglue.

It doesn't matter, rinse with warm water, be careful, don't get infected...