Skin becomes decolorized as the result of damaging trauma. Adjacent blood vessel ruptures, leaking blood into the surrounding skin tissue
Symptoms in damaged area:
Home remedies are effective healing mechanisms. Usually speeding up the healing process, but still may take months to heal bruised bones
Skin becomes decolorized as the result of damaging trauma. Adjacent blood vessel ruptures, leaking blood into the surrounding skin tissue
Symptoms in damaged area:
Home remedies are effective healing mechanisms. Usually speeding up the healing process, but still may take months to heal bruised bones
A bone bruise is damage to a bone. Usually consequential to blunt trauma or injury; similar to a fracture or soft tissue bruise;
Treatment goal is to reduce inflammation / pain and promote healing:
Take bromelain (an enzyme found in pineapple) for serious bruising or deeper soft-tissue injuriesSpeeds healing, possibly by assisting in clearing metabolic waste from injury. Take 200-400 mg of bromelain3 times / day 1 ½hours before or 3 hours after eating
Comfrey leafKnown as "knit bone" for its ability to help fractures heal (contains anti-inflammatory substances and allantoin, which aids new cells growth). Time-tested remedy for bruises, sprains, cuts, arthitis. Poultice is made with fresh comfrey leaves, ground up to make a paste;
Calendula flower (Calendula officinalis) 40% - contains anti-inflammatory triterpenes having the ability to reduce pain and tenderness;
Arnica flower (Arnica montana) 30% - commonly used for centuries in Europe and now popularly recognized as an effective "tool"to handle pain in bruised, fractured, or broken bones, and also to heal muscle sprains;
St. John's Wort flowering tops (Hypericum perforatum) 30%Supposedly used in ancient Rome to heal soldiers'bruises and sprains;
ParsleyUsing crushed parsley leaves; reduces bruising and swelling, probably due to its rich content of healing nutrients, especially vitamin C and manganese;
Treatments for acute inflammation
An Example Bruise Compress "Recipe"Kathi Keville (Author of Herbs for Health and Healing; Rodale, 1996) mentions the following bruise compress "recipe":
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Bone bruises can take months to heal completely