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  • Step-by-Step Directions for Treating Wounds

    Treating wounds is not as difficult as it may seem, and it does not necessarily require special training. However, some wounds do require evaluation and treatment by a qualified medical...

  • How to Treat a Cat Scratch Wound

    If you have been scratched by a cat, you need to take it very seriously. Cat scratches can easily become infected without proper treatment. Cats often carry a lot of germs on their claws,...

  • What Should Be Used to Wash Out an Open Wound?

    When dealing with open wounds the goal is two-fold: to stop the loss of blood and to stabilize the injury. After you've done that, you''ll need to prevent infection by washing out your open wound....

  • How to Make a Cut or Scrape Stop Bleeding

    Sometimes cuts and sores are easy to heal. Other times, not so much. However, there are some times that the most important thing to do is stop the bleeding. This can be useful if you are a heavy...

  • How to Deal with an Infected Piercing

    A piercing can be an interesting and sometimes painful experience. Proper care and responsibility can make the fun and fashion worth it.

  • How to Sterilize Ace Bandages

    Ace bandages are used to wrap injured ankles or other body parts to prevent further injury. In general an Ace bandage should be disposed of and replaced after use, especially if that use involves...

  • How to Apply DuoDERM

    DuoDerm is an adhesive patch that helps keep wounds moist so they heal more quickly. These patches are commonly used to treat pressure sores, ulcerations, small surgical incisions, burns and...

  • How to Pick a Scab

    Do you have a cut on your hand that has formed a scab? Has it been a while, and it's starting to get itchy? Here's how to pick it without the risk of infection.

  • How to Heal Blisters that Have Opened

    Blisters, more than being painful, are annoying and bothersome. A blister is a bubble of fluid that forms under the skin as a protective barrier against some kind of irritation. While most...

  • How to Treat a Minor Abrasion

    A minor abrasion takes places when a friction-based injury removes part of the outermost layer of skin from a small portion of the injured person's body. Minor abrasions generally involve very...

  • How to Treat a Splinter Infection

    Sometimes an infection can develop in a wound caused by a splinter, whether you removed the splinter or not. You are more likely to develop an infection from an organic material, such as wood,...

  • How to Treat a Punctured Foot

    An injury to your foot can happen anytime. The most painful is probably a punctured foot. If this happened to you, you need to be concerned about tetanus and HIV, just to name a few possible...

  • How to Care For A New Tattoo

    Because you are going to have your tattoo for the rest of your life, you want to make sure that you do everything that you possibly can to take care of it during the healing process. In addition...

  • How to Draw Out a Splinter - Naturally

    Ever gotten one of those pesky splinters and reached for the sewing needle to dig it out? Wouldn't you rather draw that splinter out naturally? Now you can.

  • How to Clean an Abrasion

    While abrasions on their own are not typically serious injuries as a rule, they should be treated just like any other wound. An improperly cleansed abrasion can become infected, causing a lot of...

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