Scars and scabs keep forming

When a wound is large enough, it is not uncommon for stitches to be needed to heal it. Stitched wounds will also form scabs. If the scabs do not heal over and over again, the patient should be careful, because it is possible that the local thread ends are rejected and cause inflammation. At this time, a follow-up visit should be sought in a timely manner.

The wound has not been able to heal completely after scarring. In most cases, it is caused by inflammation of the thread ends. The above situation is caused by severe local thread rejection reaction. The wound often oozes pus and then heals on its own. After a period of time, new pus will flow out. First, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital to seek treatment from a professional doctor. After the wound is disinfected, the thread can be cut off under the guidance of hemostatic forceps and then removed. At the same time, further inspection is needed to see if there are other thread ends. If there are any, they can be removed together. Generally, the symptoms can be relieved in about seven days.

Tips for quick wound scab

1. The wound should be treated promptly after being injured. Do not use clean water to wash the wound as it is easy to get infected. Use saline to clean the wound, and then disinfect the wound with hydrogen peroxide or other disinfectants. After treatment, bandage the wound with gauze or medical bandage.

2. In addition to treating the wound properly in the early stages of injury. You can also use aloe vera, which has other bactericidal and beauty effects, to apply to the wound. The transparent juice in aloe vera not only has antibacterial and bactericidal effects, but also has anti-inflammatory effects. Moreover, aloe vera can nourish and moisturize the skin. Apply some on the wound. It can not only reduce inflammation and kill bacteria, but also beautify the skin.

3. If you want the wound to heal quickly, in addition to treating the wound properly, you should also pay attention to diet during the wound recovery period. During the wound healing period, you can eat more foods containing vitamins, proteins, and glucose. It is also possible not to smoke, which can promote wound healing and reduce the chance of infection.

How to quickly remove scabs from wounds

1. Children are ignorant and parents should remind them not to forcibly remove the scab, because the repaired epidermal cells have not yet fully grown. Without the protection of the hard scab, it is easy to form scars and pigmentation. Be careful not to remove the newly grown epidermal cells, which will also stimulate local inflammatory reactions and hinder wound healing.

2. When the child's wound is scabbed, it is recommended to take vitamin C and vitamin B12, eat more vegetables and fruits rich in vitamins, and avoid giving children spicy and irritating foods. Before the scab falls off naturally, it is forbidden to soak it in water for a long time; the scabbed area should not be exposed to the sun for a long time.

3. When the child's wound sheds naturally, you can wash it with clean water, but it is best not to use detergents to avoid causing local discomfort or pigmentation. Suggestions: Keep the area clean, do not wash your face with overheated water, drink more water, supplement more protein, promote skin metabolism, and improve immunity.

When a child is injured, parents do not need to be too nervous and try not to say in front of the child that the scar is left and that it is not good-looking. Parents should comfort the child's pain and build up the child's confidence. If the child is too nervous, it will also affect the scar left by the wound. Although scars look unsightly on the surface, we should appreciate their existence from another angle.