How do you heal a deep wound cut on your foot?

Answer 1

How to heal a wound fast and naturally with Honey

Having a wound or a deep 1st degree burn cut can be devastating and painful but overcoming it with the healing power of honey is a great possibility. Honey is a tissue builder and antibiotic at the same time.

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

· natural/organic honey from stores or a bee keeper to be sure of the source

· a sterilized cotton wool or gauze

· hydrogen peroxide ( or any wound cleaning agent e.g mynthelated spirit)

· Plaster/Bandage

1. Step 1

Get natural/organic honey from stores or a bee keeper to be sure of the source

2. Step 2

Clean the wound area with a sterilized cotton wool or gauze

3. Step 3

If it is a deep cut or fire burn use hydrogen peroxide (or any wound cleaning agent) to wash the surface of the wound

4. Step 4

Apply the honey on the surface of the wound as a final dressing.

5. Step 5

Cover the wound with a gauze if it is deep and use plaster to hold the gauze in place, but if it is not so deep you can disregard covering it.

6. Step 6

Repeat this process twice daily or as you deem fit.

7. Step 7

You will discover how the wound will heal fast and naturally leaving little or no scar.

Tips & Warnings

• Be generous with the application of the honey if it is a deep cut or fire burn.
• You can increase the number of times to apply the honey per day
• Take a lick or two to tap into the antibiotics property of honey
• If the cut is in an area of your body that is not visible to you get help so the application is done properly.

Answer 2

It may be best to get medical attention and stitches but most wounds, even deep ones can be managed with patience.

If it bleeds out fairly well and there is no debris inside then the first step is to stop the bleeding, then after cleaning it up with alcohol (careful not to allow the alcohol inside) or better yet, hydrogen peroxide, apply something to deny infection, such as neosporin or some other equivalent ointment.

Next you'll want to apply bandages that will primarily keep it clean, but also if possible, help to keep movement of the flesh on both sides of the cut from moving, as movement will slow down the healing process.

Also, and very importantly, don't worry about being a gimp - accept it and walk in such a manner as to not aggravate the wound, which again, will only lengthen the duration necessary for proper healing.

Lastly, general health is of utmost importance in dealing with any wound, so keep well hydrated, try to continue activity that doesn't negatively affect the wound, and elevate when possible.