With the onset of summer, many townspeople move to a dacha where you can spend time with children and grandchildren, enjoying the fresh air, singing birds and the scent of flowers. However, the country life is full of surprises. These are injuries, and bruises, and colds, and exacerbations of chronic diseases.
In these cases, the plants surrounding you will come to the rescue.
WHAT do we use at home when we get hurt? First hydrogen peroxide, if the wound is contaminated. Then tincture of iodine or diamond green (green). If the cut is strong and the blood stops badly, you can use alum. And at the dacha?.
Good hemostatic properties for external damage to the skin are many garden plants. For example, you can apply fresh crushed leaves of cherry or cherry cherry, plum, turn, gooseberry, garden blackberry to the affected area. Of the ornamental shrubs, the leaves of the ordinary lilac are suitable, from floral plants - grass and flowers of marigold (marigold), daisy grass, leaves of wither.
Do not lag behind in wound-healing abilities and the age-old enemies of the garden-garden - weeds. To restore damaged skin integument will help grass meadow goatbreed, quinoa, burdock leaves and cuffs.
Of course, before you apply leaves of any plants to a wounded place, the wound should be disinfected, and then rinses the leaves thoroughly first, then rinsed with boiled water. After putting the leaves on the wound, cover them with a piece of cellophane on top so that they do not dry out immediately, and fix with a bandage. In the first days the bandage needs to be changed 2-3 times a day - then the healing will happen faster.
If an infection comes into the wound, resulting in poor healing or suppuration, you need to use plants with stronger antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. First of all, these are leaves of plantains - large, small or lanceolate. By their action they are approximately the same. Suitable leaves are elecampane and grass field.
Festering or non-healing wounds are more efficiently washed not with water or alcohol tincture, but with Echinacea purpurea juice (2-3 times a day), and also make lotions on gauze wounds soaked with this juice. Instead of juice, you can use the tincture of Echinacea: 1 part of the herb of Echinacea with roots, pour 5 parts of vodka, keep 2 weeks in a dark place with regular shaking of the mixture, then strain. Before use, dilute the tincture 3-4 times with boiling water.
In case of a severe injury, immediately apply a cold or copper nickle to the site of the injury, and then proceed to treatment. 2 items. spoons of the crushed fresh root of the comfrey medicinal pour 1/5 cup of boiling water or boiling milk, thoroughly boil it to a gruel-like condition and apply this gruel to the site of the bruise. Cover the top with cellophane and do not tighten with a bandage. Change the bandage once a day. Do the same with stretching the muscles.
If the boil suddenly jumps up and starts to ripen, then usually we turn to our faithful assistant - onion. Use it and at the cottage. Half of the medium bulb bake in the oven or in a skillet under the lid (but to get it drunk, but not fried), lightly cool and overlap the bulb with a boil. Cover the top with a piece of cellophane and pribintuyte. As the bulb dry up, replace.
Do this until the boil is ripe and breaks. After that, apply the bulb for another 1-2 days to pull out all the pus, and be sure to remove the core of the boil. The wound and the skin around it should be disinfected with any alcohol-containing tincture (marigold, propolis, lilac) and apply a dry bandage. Now the body will work for the restoration. And you can help him in this by eating grass to grind, medinits, primroses of medicinal, green vegetables.
And more: find the herb clear white (deaf nettle) - this is also a common garden weed. 1 st. a spoonful of fresh herb clearing pour a glass of boiling water, insist 1 hour, strain and drink 1/3 cup 3 times a day for half an hour before meals.
In lichens, even such an unpleasant sight as a lichen ringworm, which can be purchased from a domestic cat or dog taken to a dacha, quickly dry in the air (but not in the sun) the bellbell grass, sprinkle powdered grass with stricken strips of skin, not tightly bandaging them.
Very often in the country we are bitten by stinging insects: bees, wasps, bumblebees. Very painful stings the largest in our country stinging insect - hornet. When you bite the bee, you need to remove the sting from the wound as soon as possible (the rest of the insects, fortunately, they do not leave their stings in the wound). The place of stinging immediately begins to ache and swell.
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