How to restore hands that become thicker after frostbite

In winter, if we are not careful, we may face the situation of frozen hands. This situation is called frostbite. After frostbite occurs, it will be particularly itchy when the temperature is relatively high. In the long run, it will make the fingers thicker and become ugly. If you accidentally get frostbite in the winter and your fingers become thicker, is there any way to recover? Let me introduce it to you below.

Chilblain is a common winter disease characterized by congestive edema and erythema on exposed parts of the body and itching of the skin when the temperature is high. In severe cases, erosion and ulcers of the skin in the affected area may occur. The disease has a long course and will recur in winter, making it difficult to cure. For some young ladies, it not only affects the beauty of their hands, but also brings great inconvenience to their lives. In terms of treatment, although there are many methods, few can cure the disease, so it is often difficult to deal with.

1. Take an appropriate amount of fresh sesame leaves, place them on the frostbitten areas, rub them back and forth with your hands for about 20 minutes, let the juice remain on the skin, and wash it off after 1 hour. Do this once a day for 1 week.

2. When eating watermelon, leave the rind thicker, so that it is white with a slightly reddish color, and use it to gently rub the areas where frostbite has occurred, for 3 minutes each time, once a day, for 1 week.

3. Remove the seeds and chop 10 grams of red pepper, soak it in 60 ml of white wine for 7 days, then add 3 grams of camphor and shake well. When using, use a sterilized cotton swab dipped in the liquid and apply it to the areas with frostbite, twice a day for 1 week.

4. Mash 60 grams of ginger, add 100 ml of white wine, and soak for 3 days. When using, dip a sterilized cotton swab in the solution and apply it to the frostbitten areas, twice a day for one week.

5. Take 60g of white eggplant root and 10g of Sichuan pepper, decoct in water and use for fumigation and washing of frostbite-prone areas, once a day, 10-30 minutes each time, 1 dose per day, for 1 week.

Any one of the above methods, used for 5-7 consecutive days, can effectively prevent frostbite.

Applying fresh ginger slices to the skin that often gets frostbite for several days can prevent frostbite from recurring. If frostbite has already occurred, heat fresh ginger juice and boil it into a paste. After it cools, apply it to the affected area twice a day for three days and it will be effective.