Painful Blisters
The following are remedies recommended by alternative healers.
Lavendar Essential Oil - Help heal skin
This is thought to regenerate skin cells and can be applied directly to the skin without any dilution. Just put a few drops of the pure oil on the blister and cover it with a bandage. You can apply the oil two or three times a day.
Horse Chestnut - Reduces Swelling
Swelling can be reduced because it is caused by a collection of fluids. All you need to do is add 1 teaspoon of horse chestnut tincture to one cup of cool water and soak a clean cloth in the liquid and then place the cloth on the blister. Try doing this two to three times a day for approximately 20 minutes.
Hydrotherapy - Pain relief
Simply put a cool wash cloth on the blister to help relieve pain, itching or general discomfort associates with a blister. Of course, you can use cool water directly if the blister is on a finger.
Dandelion - speed up healing
The “sap” of a dandelion stem is loaded with vitamin A, which can speed up the healing of a blister. If it is the time of year when Dandelions are in your yard (and you haven’t sprayed them), pick a few of them and split the stems. Put the white milky juice on the blister and cover with a bandage. Reapply once a day. If you experience any itching or discomfort, wash it off right away. Some people are sensitive to the juice.
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