'Frog's lubrication' can heal wounds
The special protein produced during the mating of Tungara frogs has opened a way to cure new wounds in the medical world.
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The special protein produced during the mating of Tungara frogs has opened a way to cure new wounds in the medical world.
Trying to take off the clothes that stick with the burn, soak the wound in the water, apply ice to the burn, break the water ball on the skin ... are common mistakes whe…
US researchers have created the first detailed simulation of the leg of an injured person when a shrapnel flakes, bleeding and various types of injuries.
When you burn or break your hands, remove the leaves and leave them alive and apply them to the wound or use an aloe leaf to soothe the burning pain.
In many cases, applying stones when injured makes it difficult for blood to circulate, making the recovery process long and ineffective.
The wrong shipping box helped American scientists detect female genital hormones that could reduce the risk of death for wounded soldiers.
The nature of acid-induced burns is a highly reactive acid reaction with organic substances on the human body.
When burned, quickly cool the wound with cold water or apply cold for at least 5 minutes and cover the burn with a sterile gauze bandage.
A group of researchers in the UK has developed a new technique that promises to cut ⅓ time of chronic healing, using low-intensity ultrasound.
According to researchers, the skin taken from the dead may soon be applied to the treatment of external wounds for patients in the future.
If you don't have a medical device, you can use hard cardboard to break the broken bone. Instead of disinfecting solution, you can wash the wound with clean water.
When the body is injured and bleeding, the hemostasis should be carried out as quickly as possible because much blood loss can be life-threatening.
The process of restoring a broken bone or prosthesis is often painful and takes a lot of time to practice physical therapy.
Experts from Stanford University School of Medicine (USA) have recently developed a direct drug patch to help heal wounds quickly.
Eye injuries need to be treated strictly because open wounds from penetrating objects can quickly lead to infection, threatening vision.