Natural remedies can cure all the reasons that are responsible for cutting off the blood supply to the affected area causing dry gangrene. Usually not accompanied or caused by infection, it is the lack of oxygenated blood in the area that causes tissue death, diabetes, blocked arteries, arteriosclerosis, thrombosis, and frostbite are common reasons for dry gangrene. Restoring the blood supply to the affected area, protecting the area from infection, and resuscitating nerve function in the affected area can reverse the effects of dry gangrene.
Bandaging sliced onions on the affected area helps improve blood circulation and prevent infection, this is an old natural remedy for dry gangrene. Take a clean cloth and dip it in boiling water, then press and twist it so that the water flows out, drop 15-20 drops of horsetail tincture on it and bandage it on the affected area. A similar amount of horsetail tincture can be added to a bucket of warm water to wash and cleanse the area. Arnica or calendula cream is also a useful remedy to cure dry gangrene, any of these creams can be applied to the affected area unless there are no cracks or open sores on the skin, these creams speed up the healing process. Oak bark can also be used to wash and apply wet compresses to heal the affected area. The cream made with cayenne pepper is also effective in curing the numb area due to dry gangrene.
A very effective natural remedy can be prepared to bandage the affected area for quick healing, take a quarter of a pound of powdered charcoal and mix it with an ounce of smartweed, pour a pint of boiling water over this mixture and let it steep for 20 minutes. , then add more charcoal until a paste forms. Spread this paste on a cloth and tie it on the affected area. Valerian, buckthorn bark, dock and skullcap can be mixed together in equal quantities, take one and a half teaspoons of this mixture and mix it in a third or fourth glass of boiling water and let it steep for a few minutes, consume this An hour before. each meal and a cup before bed. Some people may suffer from constipation due to this remedy; Herbal laxatives can be taken to cleanse stools. Echinacea herb extract about 20 drops three times a day and regularly for a month also helps in the treatment of dry gangrene. Twenty-five drops of ginkgo extract every day is also an effective natural remedy for dry gangrene.
If the affected part is bleeding and there is pus formation, clean this part with hydrogen peroxide at least three times a day to eliminate the infection. Supplements can be taken for an ample supply of vitamin A, E and C for the body, although these vitamins are also available through the normal diet, but to cure dry gangrene quickly it is more helpful to take them in supplement form. Increased intake of green leafy vegetables and fruits and sufficient amount of water is also helpful in curing dry gangrene.