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Insect bites, kitchen cuts, or burns can catch us off guard. If not managed properly, such wounds may take longer to heal and carry a higher risk of infection.
Simple home remedies—often using common household items like cooking oil or ice—can help manage minor injuries quickly, supporting the skin’s healing process and lowering the risk of complications.
Dealing With Burns
Some people turn to home remedies, such as applying toothpaste or flour to the affected area. However, these practices are not only ineffective but also potentially harmful. Such substances lack antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties and can trap residual heat in the tissue, increasing the risk of infection.
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