Burn scars require proper care. How to give your skin new life?

Scars are usually formed at the wound after trauma. Some wounds will not leave scars, but some will. During the injury period, you should pay attention to wound care and there are also dietary taboos. So what should you do if you have burn scars?

Treatment points for burn scars

First of all, before treating burn scars, we need to have an in-depth conversation with the doctor, express your concerns to the doctor and listen to the doctor describe the surgical process and the risks of the surgery, etc., in order to eliminate psychological barriers.

The second thing is to have a full-body examination. Some patients with heart disease and liver damage are not suitable for burn scar treatment. The same goes for people with skin diseases.

Finally, before treating burn scars, we must pay attention to stopping the use of aspirin, vitamin E and other vasodilator drugs, and also prohibiting smoking and drinking.

Care for burn scars

Dietary Tips After Burns

1. The importance of diet

1. Diet is the main way to supplement nutrients.

2. Dietary supplements provide comprehensive nutrients and are economical and convenient.

3. A reasonable diet is beneficial to wound repair, improving overall condition and shortening hospitalization time.

Second, the time allocation of diet:

1. The staple foods for breakfast, lunch and dinner are rice, pasta, vegetables and meat (pork, chicken). Other meats are prohibited and should be avoided. Every meal should include both meat and vegetables to ensure that most of the nutrients needed by the human body are replenished every day.

2. You can add milk, soy milk, lotus root powder, etc. between meals and before going to bed.

1. Fast or eat less for 1-2 days after the injury. Start with a small amount of trial meals from the third day, such as rice soup, Ansu, etc., 3-6 times/day, 50-100ml each time. Later, gradually increase milk, broth, etc., and eat 3-8 meals a day. It is advisable to eat light and easily digestible food.

2. After one week, the liquid diet can be changed to a semi-liquid diet, and minced meat porridge, noodles, etc. can be eaten.

3. If the patient has good digestive function, his diet can be gradually restored to that of normal patients.

3. Dietary considerations

Eat more food, especially soups (chicken soup, pork rib soup), milk and its products, and other easily absorbed high-quality proteins.