The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center has the only adult verified burn center in the region and it’s making history ...

If you’ve decided to treat your wound at home ... in preventing bacteria from creeping underneath your skin. For both cuts and burns, start simply, with water. It doesn’t need to be distilled ...

Most treatments for hell’s itch are home remedies ... The top layers of the skin can burn, causing redness, pain, and blistering. Mild itching is a common symptom of sunburn, but severe itching ...

Excessive use of hot water bottles could not only burn the skin but increase your risk of a deadly cancer, an expert has said ...

Toasted skin” syndrome can occur when using a heating pad a lot, but is it serious? Experts explain everything to know.

It’s the first health system in the world to use a new treatment called Cohealyx for burns and deep cuts. The product is a collagen-based skin substitute that’s designed to stimulate skin ...

Cool The Area: Apply cold compresses to your skin or take a cool bath to soothe the burn. Treat The Skin: Gently apply a cream or gel containing ingredients such as camphor, menthol or aloe vera ...

Most burning feet treatments focus on preventing further ... moist parts of your skin. Sweaty shoes and socks, as well as humidity, create an ideal environment for the fungus to thrive.

Treatment typically includes ... eczema blisters may be intensely itchy, burn, or be very painful. As the small cluster of blisters heal, the skin beneath them becomes inflamed and dries out.

Kerecis, an Icelandic biotechnology company, introduced fish skin-based xenograft products in 2013 for treating complex wounds like diabetic ulcers, burns, and traumatic injuries. By 2016 ...

She suffered burns on 60 per cent of her body, lost half of her left foot, and had some of her fingers fused together. She says she went through traditional skin grafts to treat her wounds.

Skin grafting is a surgical procedure for treating burns, traumatic injuries, chronic ulcers and cancer. But traditional sources of graft materials – human, pig and artificial skin – are often ...