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Old Wounds, and Healing by Kelly Patient Expert ... esome experience. The kids are so fun, and so happy. It really helps you see things in life, from a different perspective. Unfortunately, the first practice opened some old wounds, and some old hurt resurfaced. The entire team is quite a diverse group of disabilities. As a special needs parent, one never likes to dwell on "diagnosis" or "labels ... Read on »
Annie the Catahoula’s Wound Healed the Natural Way by Dr. Kim .. Naturopathic DoctorHealth Maven 1 Comment Wow, this looks VERY scary even to a Mastiff, WOOF! But to Catahoulas, it’s business as usual hehe. Oh Annie, you are a beauty! A woman after my own heart, WOOF! She’s simply amazing! Her owner, Mary, shares with us what happened and how she handled it all so Annie could get back to [...] Read on »
Saliva Found to Have Genuine Wound Healing Properties by Kathleen Registered NurseHealth Maven Scientists have found that histatin, a substance found in human saliva, has great potential for speeding wound healing. What’s more, it can be mass produced, and is inexpensive. Editor-in-Chief of The FASEB Journal Gerald Weismann, MD says, “This study not only answers the biol ... Read on »
Tips for Natural Wound Healing by Meatless Mama People's HealthBlogger Award Nominee Posting on my blog this week has been difficult. I cut the middle knuckle on my left hand while giving my daughter a haircut. After receiving 8 stitches, I was given a splint so that I don't bend the finger and rip out the stitches. I can't get it wet, which rules out doing dishes (yay!), but since I'm left-handed, it makes chopping, cooking, writi ... Read on »
Extreme Wounds Heal at Northwest by Elizabeth Leis Patient Expert 1 Comment by Helene King At Northwest Hospital, patients are benefiting from a highly effective approach to treating chronic wounds. Through the Center for Wound Care at Northwest Hospital, hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) is now used to treat stubborn, non-healing wounds, including diabetic wounds ... Read on »
Exercise Speeds Wound Healing, Reduces Skin Inflammation by VibrantGlow Patient Expert 1 Comment ... iscovered another benefit to get us moving: it may decrease inflammation of damaged skin tissue. A new University of Illinois study found that moderate exercise accelerated wound healing in old mice, who otherwise heal more slowly due to hyper-inflammation. Researchers speculate that exercising induces an anti-inflammatory response in wounds. T ... Read on »
Which OTC Remedies Aid in Wound Healing? by Nicki Z. Patient Expert ... also in Skin Pharmacology and Physiology, “topical vitamin E prevents oxidative stress and cutaneous and systemic immunosuppression elicited by UV.” Sweet. Overall: For wound healing: <1 star. For healthy skin: 4 stars.Mederma® Research on Mederma® is limited, and unfortunately, independent scientific studies demonstrate that use of ... Read on »
Wound V.A.C Medical Device Helps Wounds Heal After Cancer Surgery by Medical Quack Patient ExpertHealth Maven 1 Comment ... a rare type of cancer.After complex surgery to remove tumors caused by a type of appendix cancer called pseudomyxoma peritonei (PMP), Bayless was left with a 13-inch incision wound reaching from his bladder to his breastbone. Then, he suffered a wound infection that required his entire incision be opened. ";" alt="">To help the healing process prog ... Read on »
Wound Healing Time Increases with Age; Exercise Can Help by Dr. Gabe M. Medical Doctor ... linois at Urbana-Champaign shows that exercise significantly decreased wound size and increased healing rate in older mice. However, exercise had little effect on the rate of wound healing in young mice. ( American Journal of Physiology - Regulatory, Integrative and Comparative Physiology , November 14, 2007). Mice ran on a treadmill at moderate i ... Read on »
Proteomic analysis of scleroderma lesional skin reveals activated wound healing phenotype of... by Jan People's HealthBlogger Award Nominee ... ion of keratins 6 and 16, normally absent from interfollicular skin and induced following epidermal injury. These changes closely resemble the activated phenotype seen during wound healing. Conclusions.Consistent with previous models of SSc pathogenesis these data are showing increased contractility, increased extracellular matrix and response to o ... Read on »