What kind of anti-inflammatory injection is good for trauma and inflammation

If there is a wound on our skin, it is very easy to get inflamed. Especially in summer, bacteria multiply faster and many patients will have some inflammation in the affected areas. If the wound becomes inflamed, anti-inflammatory treatment should be carried out immediately. As we all know, there are many anti-inflammatory drugs. But what kind of anti-inflammatory injection is best for wounds with inflammation? This depends on the doctor's advice.

Causes of wound inflammation

When we are injured, germs will enter the skin through the broken skin. How can this be possible? The white blood cells in the body are the first to disagree. However, no matter how much they refused, the white blood cells were unable to do anything for the time being because most of them were in the blood, and they were very anxious. At this critical moment, a substance called histamine in the body comes out to help. It reaches the capillaries near the wound and makes the capillaries bigger and thicker. In this way, the blood flowing in the capillaries naturally increases greatly. The increase in red blood will change the color of the skin, which is why the wound is always redder than the surrounding skin. The large number of capillaries in the skin become thicker and larger, which will inevitably cause the skin to bulge, which is the cause of swelling. Put together, it means redness and swelling. What are the benefits of making capillaries bigger and thicker? That is, the capillary walls will be completely stretched like a fishing net, so that the holes in the "fishing net" become the largest. At this time, white blood cells can pass through these holes, enter the injured area from the capillaries, and fight a fierce battle with the bacteria. Therefore, when our skin becomes red and swollen due to injury, don’t be afraid. You should know that this red and swollen area is actually a fierce battlefield - the human body’s white blood cells are fighting fiercely with bacteria. When germs or other harmful substances are eliminated by white blood cells, the redness and swelling of the skin will gradually disappear. It can be understood that wound inflammation is the process of eliminating bacteria. Of course, if the pathogen continues to exist and the wound continues to be inflamed, it will seriously affect the speed of wound healing.

What to do if the wound becomes inflamed

For the treatment of some patients with non-purulent wound inflammation: If the wound becomes inflamed without suppuration, you only need to carefully clean the dirt around the wound, then rinse it with saline and disinfect it with iodine. You can also take some anti-inflammatory drugs orally during the treatment.

Treatment for some patients with purulent wound inflammation: If the wound is inflamed and has already festered, clean the wound with disinfectants such as iodine, and then rinse it with saline. If the wound becomes inflamed and causes tissue necrosis, it is necessary to debride the wound and remove the necrotic tissue. If the wound inflammation is severe and the wound area is large, auxiliary treatment with drugs such as Yu's Wound Healing Recipe to promote rapid wound healing can also be used.

In short, if the wound becomes inflamed, you should respond proactively and treat the wound in a targeted manner to avoid affecting the wound healing process. In addition, during wound care, zinc supplementation can help wound healing. The main method of zinc supplementation is to eat foods rich in zinc. Foods rich in zinc include: seafood such as deep-sea fish and seaweed, beef, pork liver, pork kidney, nuts such as walnuts and peanuts, and legumes such as soybeans and broad beans, which promote wound healing.