What is the reason for the swelling and pain in the wound

When a wound appears on the body, it will usually be painful, and when the pain occurs, the person will feel uncomfortable and very distressing. In fact, the reason for the swelling and pain of the wound may be a symptom that appears when the wound is healing, or it may be caused by wound infection. Therefore, when the wound is swollen and painful, you must learn to distinguish it, so that you can control the deterioration of the wound in time.

What causes wound pain?

First: If itching and pain occur during wound healing, it is a normal physiological phenomenon. Generally speaking, no treatment is required to avoid irritation of the wound and scratching of the wound, otherwise scars will easily form.

Second: If the patient has scar hyperplasia during the wound healing period, the local area will appear red, purple, and harden when the scar begins to proliferate. Because there are new nerve endings in the scar, the scar will become itchy and painful, and the most obvious feeling is usually tingling. Generally speaking, this type of wound pain does not require any special treatment and is a normal phenomenon. If the patient finds it unbearable, some painkillers can be used as auxiliary treatment.

Third: If the postoperative wound pain is caused by wound inflammation, the patient's wound needs to be treated with anti-inflammatory measures. If the inflammation is severe, oral or intravenous antibiotics are required. During the wound healing period, you can also use auxiliary treatments such as Yu?'s Wound Healing Recipe, which can help the wound heal as quickly as possible and reduce the duration of pain.

Note:

During the wound healing process, it is necessary to do a good job of care, actively change the dressings, maintain a good and positive attitude, pay attention to daily diet, avoid spicy and irritating foods, avoid eating irritating foods such as beef and mutton, and protect the wound well. Only by taking multiple measures can the wound heal better and faster.

What to do if the wound hurts

If itching and pain occur during the wound healing period, it is a normal physiological phenomenon. Generally speaking, no treatment is required. Avoid irritation to the wound area and avoid scratching the wound, otherwise scars will easily form.

If the patient has scar hyperplasia during the wound healing period, the local area will appear red, purple, and harden when the scar begins to proliferate. Because there are new nerve endings in the scar, the scar will become itchy and painful, and the most obvious feeling is usually tingling. Generally speaking, this type of wound pain does not require any special treatment and is a normal phenomenon. If the patient finds it unbearable, some painkillers can be used as auxiliary treatment.