Badger oil for treating burns

Burns are generally caused by relatively high temperatures that cause damage to the skin surface. The normal phenomenon is redness and swelling of the damaged skin surface and the appearance of chickenpox, accompanied by varying degrees of itching. However, this condition can be treated and does not require skin grafting or anything. You can use badger oil, which is an oil made from badgers. So, is badger oil effective in treating burns?

Badger oil is a fat extracted from badgers. It has the functions of clearing away heat and detoxifying, reducing swelling and relieving pain, and moistening the intestines. It can treat scalds, burns, scabies, hemorrhoids, dry stool and other diseases. Eggs fried in badger oil are very effective in treating stomach ulcers.

From clinical observations, badger seed oil is effective in treating scalds and burns (heals quickly and leaves less obvious scars). Analysis shows that “fast healing” indicates that it has bactericidal and disinfecting functions; and “not obvious scars” indicates that it can promote cell regeneration.

Burns are generally divided into three degrees according to their severity. First-degree injury: Burns only damage the surface of the skin, causing mild local redness and swelling, no blisters, and obvious pain. Second degree injury: Burns are dermis damage, with local redness, swelling and pain, and blisters of varying sizes. Third degree injury: The burn is under the skin, and the fat, muscles, and bones are all damaged, and are gray or reddish brown in color. If it is a first-degree or shallow second-degree burn, you can apply burn ointment, vegetable oil, badger oil, etc. for treatment.

If the burns are not serious, badger oil can be used for treatment. If the burns are serious, it is recommended to go to the hospital's burn department for examination and treatment according to the condition.

If you have burns, badger oil is a grease extracted from the fat of badgers. It has the functions of clearing away heat and detoxifying, reducing swelling and relieving pain, and moistening the intestines. It can treat scalds, burns, dry stools and other diseases. Badger oil is very effective in treating scalds and burns. It helps wounds heal quickly and leaves less obvious scars. It also has bactericidal and disinfecting functions.

After a scald, you should pay attention to keeping the local skin clean and hygienic. If the burn is minor, you can apply some cat oil, sesame oil or vaseline on the wound. Do not break the blisters on the skin. You can apply some gentian violet or anti-inflammatory ointment on the surface, such as chloramphenicol eye ointment, erythromycin eye ointment, etc., and let it dry and harden naturally. The wound will slowly recover. If the burn area is large, the injury is serious, or the head, face, and perineum are burned, you should go to the hospital for treatment immediately.