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ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT KELOIDS TREATMENTS
Overview
Keloids are a kind of raised mark. They appear where the skin has healed after a wound. They can grow to be much larger than the original wound that caused the mark. They are not at all the same but are more likely for people who have dark skin.
Anything that can cause a mark can provoke a keloid. This includes being burned, cut, or having severe acne. Keloids can also develop after you get a body piercing, a tattoo, or have surgery. Keloids sometimes show up 3 months or more after your skin is wounded. Some continue to grow for years.
Read till the end to know more about our natural remedy for keloids.
- SYMPTOMS
Keloids come from the abnormal growth of mark tissue. Keloid scars tend to be larger than the original wound itself. They may take weeks or months to develop fully.
The symptoms of a keloid can include :
- a localized area that is flesh-colored, pink, or red
- a lumpy or ridged area of skin that’s usually raised
- an area that continues to grow larger with scar tissue over time
- an itchy patch of skin
While keloid scars may be itchy, they’re usually not harmful to your health. You may experience discomfort, tenderness, or possible irritation from your clothing or other forms of friction.
- CAUSES
After your skin is injured, your cells try to repair it by forming a scar. In some people, the scar tissue keeps forming long after the wound heals. This extra scar tissue causes the raised area on your skin which is called a keloid. Doctors still aren’t sure why some people’s skin scars this way.
Many different types of skin injuries can lead to a keloid. These include:
- Cuts
- Puncture wounds
- Surgical scars
- Severe acne
- Insect bites
- Injection sites
- Piercings
- Tattoos
Some people are more likely to develop a keloid when they scar. You are more likely to develop a keloid if:
- You are younger than 30 years of age.
- You are pregnant.
- You are a teenager going through puberty.
- You have a history of keloids in your family.
People who have darker skin are 15% to 20% more likely to develop keloids.
People who are more likely to get keloids may decide not to get a body piercing or tattoo. If you get your ears pierced, you should wear special pressure earrings to reduce scarring on your earlobes.
- TREATMENTS
Natural remedies: it has to do with homes remedies and natural herbal teas
Herbal tea:
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Homes remedies
Aspirin
To try this remedy :
- Crush three to four aspirin tablets.
- Mix them with enough water to form a paste.
- Apply them to the keloid or wound site. Let it sit for an hour or two, then rinse.
- Repeat once every day until desired results are achieved.
Garlic
This root vegetable works much like aspirin, according to research. It blocks certain enzymes from entering the site that contributes to tissue and pigment buildup. Over time, the application may help lighten scars.
To use this method :
- Take two to three fresh garlic cloves and crush them.
- Apply to the keloid area and let it sit for about 15 minutes.
- Wash off with water and apply moisturizer.
- Discontinue use or reduce application time if the garlic burns your skin.
- Medical treatments
The medical treatments
The goal of treatment is to flatten, soften, or shrink the keloid. Keloids can be hard to get rid of. Sometimes they return after treatment. Many doctors will use a combination of treatments for the best results.
- PREVENTION
If you’re aware that you could develop keloids, there are ways you can prevent them from happening. If you’ve already developed keloids, certain measures can be taken to prevent more from developing.
Avoid (more) tattoos or piercings
Avoid cosmetic surgery
Avoid skin picking and pimple popping
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