Home Remedies to Heal a Wound Faster

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Home remedies for Heal a Wound Faster Cure
Wound Naturally
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Introduction

• The word wound comes to our mind when we think
  about any injury or accidents. But any surgical
  incisions are also considered as wounds. Skin
  being the largest organ helps to protect all the
  foreign invasions in the body. So, anything that
  breaks the skin or injures the skin is considered
  to be a wound.
• Wound includes cuts, scrapes, scratches, and
  punctured skin. These may be a result of an
  accident, surgery, sutures, or stitches. Minor
  wounds do not any trouble, but they should be
  cleaned properly. Infected and big wounds need to
  be taken care with necessary medications. In case
  of deep wounds, it has to be closed or it does
  not heal.

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What are the different types of wounds?
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1. Abrasion

• Abrasion occurs over the skin when it is rubbed
  to any hard surface. Bleeding is not much in this
  case, but wound needs to be scrubbed and cleaned
  to avoid infection.

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2. Laceration

• A laceration is considered as a deep cut or
  tearing of the skin. Injuries which happen due to
  knives, tools, and machinery are frequent causes
  of lacerations. If the lacerations are deep, the
  bleeding can be rapid.

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3. Puncture

• A puncture is caused due to long, pointed object
  such as a needle or nail. The wound occurs in the
  form of a small hole. A bullet injury can cause a
  puncture wound.
• Punctures neednt bleed much, but these can cause
  damage to the internal organs. The puncture
  wounds should be considered seriously as it may
  lead to infections.

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4. Avulsion

• An avulsion can be defined as a partial or
  complete tearing of skin and the tissue beneath.
  This injury generally occurs during the time of
  violent accidents, explosions, and gunshots.
  These wounds cause deep wounds and bleed heavily.

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What are the Causes of Wounds?

• Wounds are resulted due to any cut or graze in
  the skin. They also can happen as a result of
  massive injuries, accidents, explosions, etc.
  other causes include
• Animal bites
• Bruises
• Burns
• Dislocations
• Electrical injuries
• Fractures
• Sprains and strains

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What are the Symptoms of Wounds?

• Tenderness at the site of wound
• Redness and swelling around the mark
• Minimal or excessive bleeding
• Burning sensation at the site of injury
• The mild or elevated temperature at the site.

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When to see a Doctor?

• You should seek medical care from a doctor if,
• The wound is deep
• The wound is near the eyes
• If you notice increased tenderness, spreading
  redness or marked swelling
• If the bleeding doesnt stop with direct pressure
  and lasts longer for more than 20 mins.
• Raise in temperature
• If the wound has happened due to a bite from an
  animal or another human
• If the cut has contaminated due to soil or saliva
• If you are diabetic

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Home Remedies for Curing Wounds
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1. Fresh Aloe vera gel

• Take fresh aloe vera leaf and cut it slightly.
  Scrape off the pulp.
  Clean the wound and apply
  it over the cut. Leave it undisturbed.
  Repeat
  this 2-3times per day
• Aloe gel is extremely helpful in treating wounds.
  It kills the growth of bacteria and prevents
  infection. It contains anthraquinones and certain
  other phytochemicals that have the wound healing
  property.

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2. Application of honey over the wound

• Take honey on your fingertips. Clean the wound
  and apply it gently over the open ulcer and leave
  it. This can be done at least 2-3 times a day.
• Honey is one among the commonly used remedies for
  treating wounds. Due to its anti-inflammatory
  property it helps to reduce swelling and treat
  the wounds. The healing property accelerates the
  healing of ulcers. Honey is an antibacterial as
  well.

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3. Application of Virgin coconut oil

• Take some virgin coconut oil in your palm and
  apply it gently over the wound. This must be done
  3-times daily.
• Coconut oil has presence of lauric acid which
  exhibits wonderful antibacterial properties. It
  possesses anti-inflammatory and is very effective
  in healing ulcers and the associated symptoms.

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4. Turmeric Paste Application

• Make fresh turmeric thick paste using turmeric
  powder and water. Apply the paste and let it dry.
  Wash off with warm water.
• Alternatively, the application of fresh turmeric
  can also be done. This can be repeated at least
  twice a day.
• Turmeric has been an age-old remedy, for wound
  healing due to its incredible wound healing
  activity. It contains curcumin that is
  exceptionally good in anti-inflammatory and
  wound-healing properties.

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5. Onion Paste with Honey

• Blend the onion and honey to make paste. Apply it
  over the wound.
• Onion contains anti-microbial compound allicin
  which protects the wound from infection and helps
  to heal the wound.

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