If you don't keep warm well in winter, it's easy to get chilblains, especially in the damp and cold south without heating, where getting chilblains is a common occurrence. Recently, the American "Find Home Remedies" website published an article, providing some natural remedies for chilblains to help you get rid of redness, swelling, and itching. 1. Banana Peel for Chilblains
Using banana peels to treat chilblains is very effective. Applying fresh banana peels to the surface of the chilblains can reduce swelling, and it's simple and easy to do.
2. Aloe Vera for Chilblains
Aloe vera is very effective for treating skin diseases. Simply apply fresh aloe vera gel directly to the surface of the chilblains.
3. Tea Bags for Chilblains
Soak tea bags in hot water for 15 minutes. After the water cools down, soak the chilblained area in the tea water until the water reaches room temperature. The tea water can alleviate skin pain and help improve blood circulation.
4. Onion for Chilblains
Mash the onion into a paste, refrigerate it, and then apply it to the chilblains.
5. Red Pepper or Ginger Water for Chilblains
Eating red peppers or drinking 200ml of ginger water daily can promote blood circulation and reduce the pain caused by chilblain infection.
Tip:
1. Keep your body dry and clean daily, and avoid wearing tight clothes to prevent chilblains caused by poor blood circulation.
2. After getting frostbite, do not approach high-temperature objects (such as campfires, hot water, etc.). Use your body's own heat to warm up, for example, by placing the chilblained area under your armpit.