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to prevent blistering. Crush a tablet in a little distilled water and apply topically.
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| Belladonnause if the burn remains red and throbbing after initial treatment with a homeopathic remedy and the aromatic oil lavender, or the herbal remedy aloe vera.
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| Mercurius solubilis
use if the burn is becoming infected, and call your physician.
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| Aloe vera gelapply topically; aloe vera contains numerous compounds that facilitate wound healing, including vitamin C, vitamin E, and zinc. Glycoproteins in aloe vera block inflammatory mediators, thus reducing pain and swelling. Polysaccharides in aloe vera stimulate epidermal growth and repair.
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| Beta-carotenehelps heal skin tissue.
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| Vitamin C with bioflavonoidsanti-inflammatory, boosts immune response, helps restore cell-wall integrity.
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| Zincaids in wound healing.
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Cuts, Scrapes, and Puncture Wounds
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| Lavendera soothing, healing, yet powerful disinfectant.
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| Tea treea natural disinfectant that is antibacterial, antiviral, and antifungal.
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| Combination Cleansing Solutioncleanse cuts and scrapes with a solution of 8 drops lavender and 2 drops tea tree oil in a pint of lukewarm water; apply a drop of neat (undiluted) lavender to a bandage and cover the wound. If there is swelling, elevate the wounded area, dip a compress in ice water, wring it out, apply a drop of lavender to the compress, and place it on the wound.
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