Healing Burns and Scabs

March 16, 2006 | Category - Diseases and Conditions 

 

 

Why it happen? – As burns and other skin injuries heal, “remodeling” occurs: Dead tissue breaks down and makes space for healthy tissue and nerves and blood vessels grow along with this new tissue. Once the hard scar tissue forms, nerves are trapped and may be tickled when the tissue stretches or bends. Moreover, the fibroblast cells that make up scar tissue can release chemicals that trigger itch nerves.

The Solution – This itching is a sign of healing, so feel encouraged. But if the power of positive thinking does not do the job, try an over-the-counter soothing lotion that contains camphor and menthol to help numb the surface of the irritated area.


 
 

 
 

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