Many mistakenly believe that the only folk method of treating bruises is to apply a cold object to the affected area, and if blood appears on the skin, a plantain leaf. Meanwhile, there are much more folk remedies for bruises and fractures – many have come down to our days from ancient herbalists and are successfully used to this day.<\/p>\n
Below you will learn about the best folk recipes for bruises that are used for external use:<\/strong><\/p>\n Traditional medicine advises for bruises, in order to remove the tumors that have appeared, use the following remedies:<\/strong><\/p>\n A broken nose, a toe, a rib, and many other crushed bones cannot be put in a cast or treated by conventional methods, but they respond well to medicinal plants. Pain is relieved and fractures heal much faster.<\/p>\n How to treat fractures with folk remedies using herbs for external use?<\/p>\n Comfrey medicinal.<\/strong> A well-prepared paste or healing ointment from comfrey must be applied to the fracture area and then an appropriate dressing should be made, since comfrey is a dye. This will help relieve pain and greatly speed up the healing process. Once or twice a day, it is necessary to do a dressing with this folk remedy for fractures:<\/strong> a similar bandage should be left for at least 15 minutes (preferably 1 hour). It can be removed if necessary. Ideally, leave for 24 hours. Dressings should be done daily.<\/p>\n Comfrey paste:<\/strong> Mix 12 cups of honey and 14 cups of olive oil, then gradually add 1 cup of chopped fresh comfrey leaves, or 12 cups of freshly chopped comfrey root, or 14 cups of powdered comfrey root. Refrigerate as much as may be needed for the next 2-3 weeks. And the rest of this remedy for the treatment of fractures can be frozen for use in the winter. Use as needed.<\/p>\n\n
Traditional medicine for tumors with bruises<\/h2>\n
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Traditional medicine for external treatment of fractures<\/h2>\n