Scar healing process

During the wound recovery period, try to avoid eating foods with high melanin content, because these foods will leave melanin deposition scars on your wounds. People with wounds on their bodies must understand the scar healing process so that they can effectively avoid doing things that are not conducive to scar recovery during the wound recovery period. Next, let’s learn about the scar healing process.

In fact, there are many ways to clean scars, but you should choose the appropriate method according to different specific situations. You can use a more effective scar patch to apply on the affected area, which can help the wound recover and avoid the formation of red scars. It can also be used to treat some unsightly red raised scars, and can also smooth and soften scars. Patients can also cut the ginger in half and then rub it back and forth on the scar, but be careful not to use too much force. This will make the scar lighter and the surface smooth.

Generally, when the scar becomes lighter in color and closer to the skin color, it means the wound is healing quickly. Patients should also pay attention to a balanced diet, keep the affected area away from water, and take care to rest to avoid irritating the scar and causing adverse reactions. Patients should also drink more water and apply local hot compresses, which will be more beneficial to scar recovery. Patients can also take vitamin C orally and apply vitamin E externally twice a day. If they persist in doing so, it will have a good therapeutic effect.

If the patient has a scar-prone constitution and also has symptoms of itching and pain, or even the scars contract and deform, you should be especially careful. You should eat less fried and greasy food, and avoid spicy and stimulating food, because these foods can easily cause abnormal spleen and stomach function, and even increase blood flow, which creates conditions for the aggravation of scars. The patient's diet should be light and he should eat more vegetables and fruits.