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A wound after an accident needs proper care to heal well and reduce scarring. Keep the area clean, gently wash with water and avoid picking or scratching the scab. Apply a simple dressing if needed and protect it from dirt or friction. Once healing starts, keep the skin moisturised and avoid direct sun exposure to reduce scarring. Consult your doctor if there is redness, pain or delayed healing.

Itching in recurring wounds can be due to repeated skin infection, allergy or underlying skin sensitivity. Keep the skin clean, dry and well moisturised, and avoid scratching to prevent new wounds. Use gentle soaps and maintain proper hygiene of clothes and bedding. Try to identify triggers such as dust, sweat, or irritants that may be causing flare-ups. Consult your doctor for proper evaluation and long-term management to prevent recurrence.

An insect bite causing redness and swelling for a few days is usually a local reaction and often settles gradually. You can apply a cold compress to reduce swelling and avoid scratching to prevent irritation. Keep the area clean and wear loose clothing to avoid friction. The improvement by day 3 is a good sign of healing. If the swelling increases, becomes very painful or shows signs of infection, consult your doctor.

Cellulitis happens when bacteria get into the skin through a cut, scratch, or small wound. The affected area can look red, swollen, painful, warm, or tender. If the infection goes deeper, symptoms may get worse. Scratching itchy skin can make irritation worse and raise the risk of infection. Treatment usually includes caring for the wound and taking antibiotics to control the infection and prevent problems. Keep the wound clean, dry, and covered with a fresh bandage to help it heal. Try not to scratch the area, as this can make inflammation worse and slow down recovery. Resting and gently raising the affected leg can help reduce swelling and discomfort. Pain relievers may help if you have pain or a fever. Get medical help right away if the redness spreads quickly, pus appears, fever gets worse, pain becomes severe, or the skin turns dark or numb. Cellulitis can become serious if it is not treated properly.

Allergy to lip balm can become persistent, especially with long-term use of steroid creams like Desowen. Using it for months can make the skin dependent and may cause flare-ups when stopped. Stop using any triggering products and switch to a simple, gentle lip moisturiser. Avoid licking or irritating the lips to allow them to heal. Consult your doctor to stop the cream and treat the underlying condition properly and safely.