An old medical remedy for skin irritations/lacerations.  Not sure of the spelling.
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I don't know I wish I knew
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I have worked in urgent cares for many years. When it is first burnt you only put siladene on it and nothing else.\n\nYou say it is dry which means it is healing. At this time I would treat the pain with an over the counter pain reliever and do not allow her to pick at the scab. Things like neosporine and the like can prevent the wound from healing properly.
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Vinegar will help take the sting out of a sunburn or you can use coffee grounds. For modern days now use Alvera lotion
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http://www-medlib.med.utah.edu/kw/derm/pages/ac04_8.htm
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Lemon juice. People use it on their elbows.
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I'm thinking that the best alternative solution is to see an herbalist or a Traditional Chinese Medicine expert. My specialty is in aromatherapy and essential oils to treat problems, and the best thing I can think of is to try and get Lavender oil and use it. Lavender has been showing signs in recent studies to lessen scar tissue and possibly totally reverse it, but this isn't hard-core facts just what the latest studies show. If you're looking for a place to buy the oil in an organic form (which for anytime you apply an essential oil or herb product to the body, you should always use organic products to prevent bad reactions to it.) If you go to the website  https://www.youngliving.org/Gramora  you can purchase organic essential oils. This is the place I get all my stuff from, also if you have anymore questions on this e-mail me at K_Bianconi@yahoo.com Hope this helps you.
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Hi Batman.  \n\nI don't have any real medical advice, and I'm the worst one for being unable to quote medical jargon.  Please keep that in mind as I tell you what I would do.\n\nWhen you fell and visited the infirmary, I'm guessing their first goal may have been to stop the bleeding and clean the wound.  The Betadine solution that I am familiar with is used as an antiseptic to help clean the area of any germs that exist around the wound site.  Betadine is an iodine solution containing about 10% active iodine.  I've just read that Betadine is used instead of straight iodine because it is apt to cause less scarring and won't increase the healing time as straight iodine does.  \n\nWhen the site is clean and the bleeding is controlled, a dressing is applied.  Usually an antibiotic ointment is applied to help prevent infection.  I don't believe I've ever seen Betadine ointment (Betadine suspended in a jelly like substance).  I'm wondering if it is used as you would an antibacterial ointment or antibiotic ointment?  Different agents fight against infection from different things: bacteria, fungi, virus, parasites.  \n\nIf the wound is still fresh, I would suggest (as someone did above) applying a triple antibiotic ointment and a fresh dressing.  If the doctor has supplied you with or suggested a specific ointment, then you should use what the doctor has recommended.  The reason for the dressing is three fold.  1.)  A fresh dressing will help protect the wound.  It will help keep dirt and germs from getting on the wound.  If the wound is still "fresh" then it is still apt to become infected.  The dressing will also help protect the open wound from friction/rubbing from clothing.   2.)  The fresh dressing will help keep the medication/ointment on the wound.  This protects not only the wound but also furniture and clothing.  If the dressing becomes wet or compromised, a fresh dressing should be applied.  3.)  A dressing will help to absorb any blood or oozing that may come from the wound.  \n\nIn our family we call a scab "God's Band-Aid."  When a scab has formed, we pretty much stop any sort of treatment.  At that time, a dressing might be applied to protect the scab from picking or bumping or chafing, but other than that we just leave it alone.\n\nIt will take an infected wound longer to heal.  Please continue caring for the wound until it has healed, protecting it from dirt and germs.  If you notice increased redness, swelling, oozing, an unusual odor, heat, or pain, you should go see the doctor as these can be signs of infection.  And remember to keep the area clean and dry.\n\nJust a side note:  A trip to the infirmary for a dressing change might be costly.  It may make sense economically to buy some gauze and adhesive tape (or large knee bandages -- depending on the size of the wound) and some triple antibiotic ointment.  That way, you can change the dressing multiple times as it becomes wet or loosens.  (Ask your doctor if this type of wound can be cared for at home and what type of dressing and ointments to apply.)\n\nAnd remember to eat well and get plenty of rest.  A healthy body will very likely heal faster than a neglected one.\n\nHappy healing.
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i know nothing a bout fucidin cream\n\nit would be better to treat your wounds by disinfecting it with hydrogen peroxide and rubbing betadine in it
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Its an herb. Commonly used in anti- acne products, is also very calming to the skin, so helps ease redness such as Rosasea.
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Take a pain killer and a coolish bath.  Do you have Noxzema or even calamine lotion?  Perhaps a little baking soda/water paste will help.
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try alcohol to stop the redness\nmetho spirits works\navoid scratching
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Bruises?\nIf there is nothing broken or detached, Dinshah Color MedicineTM, color Indigo for bruises, has worked miracles for me and others!\n\nExample\nA woman fell at night in a walled hole. She hurt her legs so badly that she could hardly drag herself to her near home. She felt that she would not be able to sleep, for the pain was so bad. She finally got herself to apply Dinshah Color MedicineTM, color Indigo for bruises, and soon thereafter fell asleep! The next day the swelling was mild. \n\nThe color application may be repeated until all signs are gone.\n\nThe different colors give off different frequencies that entrain our off frequencies of our life energy. The Dinshah colors are made to match our healthy life energy, that's why they are so powerful, although very gentle.\n\nHospitals use blue light to keep endangered infants alive. Wait until they discover the other Dinshah colors and what miracles they can do! The system has been developed in this country to perfection and was in use in US hospitals with great success. Yet it is so simple to apply that it can be used at home.\n\nDinshah Color MedicineTM is applied with color gels (info at http://www.biochakra.com) and a reading lamp. The colored light shines on the hurt area, and the pain goes down often in a few minutes. The bruises heal much faster, may be in a third of a time than without color application. \n\nWorth a try? Only seeing is believing for us of us! Those who never try will never know, or they keep believing that colors could not work, missing out on a great home remedy for many life energy needs!\n\nAlso Hypericum Perforatum may relieve pain quickly. I would take 4 pills (on milk sugar basis) in a one ounce dropper bottle, add water, and take a few drops under my tongue ever few seconds, until the pan goes down. Then less and less often, e.g. every 2 minutes, 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 20, 30, 40, 60 etc., but at least 5 times a day for some time to keep up the healing energy.\n\nBoth means can be used together.\n\nHappy healing, and fast!\nCordially, India.Magica
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bleeding, scabbing, scarring, rinse and repeat
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The best remedy I have found is called Diprolene. It used to be by prescription only, but it might be over the counter by now. It kills it in about 3 days.\n(I am assuming you are talking about a skin reaction to it.)
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This sounds crazy but it works like a dream.  Hemeroid cream!  My sister got a nasty huge burn and was in a lot of pain, the pharmacist told her to get the cream and the pain went away almost on contact.  If you think about how much hemeroids would hurt and the cream is to stop burning, it makes sense.  Trust me she was much more comfortable after.
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Not a doctor, but you could use a butterfly plaster, that holds the skin together well, and when it's healed up, use BIO OIL, it's good for reducing the signs of scarring, for old and new scars
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my daughter had a bad burn on her arm- that blistered and peeled. After she healed up, we used mederma to help get rid of the scar. It worked. As far as helping the healing, the doctor should be giving him something for that. I don't remember the name, but it is a small dark blue jar, the cream was whitish/silver in color. It took the burn pain away and helped to heal it faster.