What to do if new flesh itch

I believe many people have heard of an advertising slogan that if the wound feels itchy, it means the wound is about to heal. This statement is correct. When new flesh grows on the wound, the wound will be very itchy. Many people cannot bear this itching, but because it is a wound, they cannot scratch it, so they feel very uncomfortable but don’t know how to deal with it. So, what should we do if we have new itchy flesh?

First, what should we do if the new flesh grows itchy? In fact, if the patient's wound shows itching symptoms, generally no special treatment is required. Avoid scratching and avoid washing the wound with hot water to avoid symptoms of wound infection. Of course, if the patient's wound is really itchy, some hormone drugs with antipruritic effects can be used. Note: Itching of wounds is a normal physiological phenomenon, so do not treat it arbitrarily. Of course, if the patient's wound heals slowly in addition to itching, you can consider using Yu's Wound Healing Recipe and other drugs that promote wound healing for auxiliary treatment. In short, pay attention to wound care and actively respond to wound problems, so that the wound can heal better and faster.

Second, oral scabs: The scabs formed during the healing process of wounds caused by surgical stitches removal, bruises, knife wounds, and burns will feel extremely itchy, which means that your wound will heal soon, but people cannot resist the itch and will scratch the scabs with their hands, especially children, who will subconsciously scratch them hard at this time, resulting in secondary infection of the wound causing bleeding. Because Fubijia anti-itch cream does not contain hormones, it can be applied to a relatively large area. It also contains allantoin as a skin healing agent, which has a local anesthetic effect. It can help epithelial hyperplasia, promote the growth of granulation tissue, and promote wound healing. On the one hand, it protects the wound from scab formation and prevents scratching; on the other hand, it helps to remove scabs.

What should I do if the new flesh itches? You can also apply alcohol around the wound to relieve the itching. To cool down the injured area, try using hydrogen peroxide. It is best to use Fubijia brand anti-itching cream. When a person is injured, undergoes surgery, or is scalded or burned, the pain will be significantly reduced when the wound begins to heal and scars appear, but a tingling sensation will follow, especially when sweating or the weather changes. Scars are marks left after a sore or wound has healed, such as acne scars and wounds. They are white or pale, smooth, and have a firm texture. Why do scars itch? This starts with the formation of scars. About 2-3 weeks after scarring, the scars begin to proliferate, the local area becomes red, purple, deteriorates and protrudes from the skin surface, and the new nerve endings are disorganized. The scar hyperplasia period lasts about three and a half months or even a year, after which the proliferation of fibrous tissue gradually stops, and the scar gradually becomes flat and soft, and the color turns light brown or grayish white. This indicates that the scar has entered the degeneration and atrophy stage.