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Remedies for Abrasions

An abrasion is nothing but a superficial damage to the upper dermal layer of the skin that is known as the epidermis. There might be slight bleeding as a symptom. Normally, abrasions do not leave a scar once they are healed but those abrasions that are deep seated may cause tissue scarring. In most of the cases, abrasion injuries occur as a result of skin getting into a contact (as in scraping) with rough surface.

Causes of Abrasions
Sports injury
Fall from heights
Accidents
Traumas
Bed sores
Certain diseases that cause abrasions as their secondary symptoms

Home remedies for Abrasions

Sprinkle powdered Henna

Sprinkle powdered turmeric

The best home remedies for abrasion is to put a few drops of lavender oil on the affected area that helps in healing abrasions.

The affected area can also be disinfected with the usage of thyme tea or with a cup of water that contains 3-5 drops of the essential oil.

Another good and effective home remedies for abrasion is home made salves and ointments made with tea tree, calendula and comfrey.

One of the famous home remedy for treating abrasions is Aloe. It has soothing, anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties. It will also help in healing all kinds of wounds on the skin including abrasions. One should use the pure gel for topical application.

Another effective home remedy for abrasion is the herb Calendula, which is anti-inflammatory, astringent and antiseptic. Calendula is said to promote new skin growth and to stop the bleeding.

The diet is very important treating abrasions. One should eat proper nutrients rich diet. It is important to keep away from alcohol, drugs and smoking.

Other common home remedy is crushing marigold flowers and then applying them externally

One of the best home remedy is application of crushed Parsley leaves, crushed fresh plantain leaves or onion juice

Dock leaves can also be applied either directly or as a lotion. You can also apply tea made from sage or bruised geranium leaves

While bathing, one can use witch hazel and lavender made into compresses or poultices.
Iodine is also used on abrasions and cuts more frequently.