How to heal a broken nose faster?

Since the nose is a very fragile part, if you don’t pay more attention to it in your life, it is easy to get hurt. In serious cases, it will cause the nose to break. A broken nose will damage the patient’s image. Although this phenomenon will recover automatically, it takes a long time to recover. Therefore, many patients want to know how to recover quickly. So how can a broken nose heal faster?

First, how can a broken nose heal faster? If it is just a scratch, you can use iodine to disinfect the area first, and then apply Bactroban, and it will heal. Also pay attention to local hygiene, do not let dirt enter, rest more, try not to move, and be sure to strengthen nutrition. If the skin on your nose is broken, you can take some anti-inflammatory drugs. It is recommended that you protect the wound and keep it away from water to prevent infection and inflammation.

Second, after the nasal pustules scab over, the key is to prevent infection under the scab. You can disinfect the affected area with iodine and apply erythromycin ointment to soften the scab and fall off on its own. Take oral anti-inflammatory drugs to prevent infection. As long as there is no infection, generally no scars will be left. Keep the affected area clean and avoid exposure to the sun. Do not remove the scab forcibly and wait for it to fall off on its own. Eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and eat more foods rich in vitamin C to prevent pigmentation. Do not eat spicy food, seafood, etc., and avoid smoking and drinking.

Third, if you pick your nose incorrectly, it may cause damage to the skin and mucous membranes. If it is accompanied by infection, it may cause local swelling, pain and discomfort. It is recommended that you keep the local area clean, disinfect it with iodine, and then apply erythromycin ointment. If necessary, you can take oral anti-inflammatory drugs to prevent infection.

How can a sore nose heal faster? Clean the wound with clean water and a cotton swab to clean the dirt on the surface of the wound. Use iodine tincture to disinfect and prevent wound infection. After the wound is cleaned, spray iodine tincture on the wound to prevent daily bacterial infection. If conditions permit, it is best to simply bandage it with medical gauze to simply isolate it from the external environment. If the wound is infected with purulent infection, wipe it with "purple" solution. After the treatment in step 2, if the wound becomes festered, wipe it with gentian violet. When wiping the wound with gentian violet, first use a medical cotton swab to wipe off the pus in the wound. After completing the wound treatment, the next step is to rest for a few days to allow the wound to recover as quickly as possible.