If I feel that there is bruising in my leg, can I take medicine to clear it? 10

Bruises on the legs are generally caused by subcutaneous bleeding caused by external forces such as impact on the legs, which appear as **blue or black, purple, and the elimination of bruises can generally wait for the subcutaneous bleeding to be absorbed by itself, but the time of absorption may be related to factors such as the degree of subcutaneous bleeding and the patient's personal physique.

1. Local hot compress: After 24 hours after the trauma, the bruise or hematoma has formed, the local hot compress can be applied to promote local blood circulation and promote the dissipation of the bruises. It should be noted that hot compresses should be avoided for 24 hours after trauma, and local cold compresses should be applied first to help constrict blood vessels and slow down local blood flow to reduce local subcutaneous bleeding and reduce the area of bruising;

2. Topical drugs: After the bruises on the legs are formed, local spraying, wiping, rubbing, etc., such as safflower oil, can be used to promote the dissipation of bruises;

3. Timely medical treatment: If the injury or fall is more serious, and the leg is bruised and accompanied by obvious leg movement restriction, there may be a leg fracture, and the above methods cannot be used to deal with it alone. Prompt medical attention is required, and imaging tests such as X-rays are needed to determine the location of the fracture and be performed according to the fracture condition**.

If there is congestion on the legs, the small range can be quickly eliminated by hot compresses, massage, physiotherapy and other methods, and the large range can be quickly eliminated by drugs, surgery** and other methods!

How exactly do you feel? Feeling bruised in your legs? Bruising? Sting?

Have you recently suffered a leg injury?

1. Acute inflammatory period of tissue bleeding and local signs of redness, swelling, pain, heat, dysfunction and other signs within 24 or 48 hours after early finger injury. The main principles of management during this period are immobilization, hemostasis, swelling prevention, analgesia, and reduction of inflammation. **Method: Depending on the specific situation, one or more of the cold compresses, compression bandaging, and elevation of the injured limb can be used.

The sooner this method is used, the better, and it has the effects of hemostasis, analgesia, swelling prevention, and immobilization. Compression bandaging is to place cotton or sponge of appropriate thickness on the affected area and then apply a bandage with a little pressure. Generally, a cold compress is applied first, followed by a pressure bandage, but both can be used at the same time.

After bandaging, you should always pay attention to the condition of the bandaging area, and if it is too loose or too tight, it must be re-bandaged correctly. The compression bandaging can be removed after 24 hours, and further treatment can be carried out according to the condition of the injury. The use of topical new wound drugs can also obtain the effect of rapid swelling and pain relief, and reduction of acute inflammation.

In addition, those with severe pain can take painkillers, and those with severe congestion can take bone-setting pills, Qili San, etc. During this period, the wound should not be massaged, otherwise it will aggravate the bleeding and tissue fluid exudation, and make the swelling worse.

2. Medium-term refers to 24 or 48 hours after the injury, the bleeding has stopped, the acute inflammation has gradually subsided, but there is still local bruising and swelling, granulation tissue has formed, and has begun to absorb, and the tissue is being repaired. The main treatment principle is to improve the blood and lymphatic circulation of the wound, promote the metabolism of tissues, and make the congestion and exudate repair quickly. **Aspects can be used heat therapy, massage, cupping, drugs, etc.**.

Massage and heat therapy are important during this period to promote local blood circulation and are beneficial for recovery. At this time, you can massage the wound directly, initially.

The first and second exertion should be light, so as not to cause heterotopic ossification, which can be gradually aggravated in the future. Depending on the nature and location of the injury, appropriate maneuvers are used. Medications**, which can be applied externally or injected with adrenocorticosteroids.

3. In the later stage, the injury was basically repaired, and local signs such as swelling and tenderness have also been eliminated, but the function has not been fully recovered, and the pain is still felt during exercise, and the soreness and weakness are still felt. In some severe cases, the wound is stiff and movement is restricted due to adhesions or scar shrinkage. The principle of treatment during this period is to strengthen and restore the function of muscles and joints.

**The method is mainly massage, physiotherapy, and functional exercise, and appropriately mixed with drugs**. Massage has a good effect on induration and adhesions. ** Massage the wound with general techniques first, and then massage the induration and tender points with finger kneading, tendon splitting and other techniques, and finally pull it.

At the same time, the external application of old wound medicine or fumigation with fumigation medicine is a better way to have multiple effects in the later stage of injury.

It should be noted that the above three stages are suitable for more serious soft tissue operations, if the injury is mild, the course of the disease is short, and the recovery is fast, the middle and posterior stages can be combined, and the blood rejuvenation and recovery function can be taken into account, and the treatment can be administered at the same time.

Take anti-swelling medications. Of course, penicillin capsules can't stand it, you can take anti-inflammatory injections to recuperate for a few days, just exercise less!

1. If it is more than 24 hours away from the time of injury, a hot towel can be applied for 30 minutes a day without skin trauma in the bruised, and the towel should be replaced in time when it is cold to promote local blood circulation and play a role in removing stasis.

2. Generally, serious medicated wine (myrrh wine can be replaced by spirits), first rub the medicinal wine, gently knead, wait for some burning heat and rub it according to the flow direction of the blood vessels, do not wipe it at noon when the blood flow is fast or use a towel to warm it when taking a bath at night, it is hot to ** red, and the effect is better if you can't stand it when you feel happy. Repeat several times.

It's all about speeding up blood circulation and making bruises disappear quickly!

3. If it is very serious, it is recommended to see a doctor.

Note: If within 24 hours of injury, apply a cold towel for thirty minutes. After 24 hours, use a towel to warm the compress, the towel should be changed in time when it is hot, and if you feel too troublesome within 24 hours, you can also directly rinse the bruised area with cold water for 30 minutes.

Works great. If it is severe, you can also take Panax notoginseng tablets orally to promote blood circulation and eliminate blood stasis, and the good ones are relatively fast. Autumn Breeze wishes you a speedy recovery!

Congestion is often caused by the local hematoma not being completely absorbed after injury, and in similar situations, we all want to quickly eliminate the congestion on the legs, in this case, we need to respect the scientific truth.

First of all, patients should take care to avoid local strenuous activities, as bruising on the legs is often sometimes large, and strenuous activity may cause further aggravation of bruising.

Secondly, we should decide further ** according to the severity of the congestion, pay attention to rest when a small amount of congestion, and local hot compresses can basically be effectively relieved.

When the bruising on the leg is relatively severe, it is often necessary to perform a local ultrasound examination to determine the severity of the bruising, and when it is more severe, it is necessary to use bandages or gauze for local compression to relieve the local situation.

If the congestion increases further, surgery is often required to stop the bleeding**, and the congestion can be recovered after one week with drugs that promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis and local warm compresses.