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| Abrasion | |
| Overall: | An area of open flesh caused by rubbing and/or scraping against an unyielding surface. |
| Notes: | |
| Related Herbs: | Alder, Burdock, Celandine, Chervil, Chickweed, Colt's Foot, Comfrey, Coriander, Daisy, Goldenrod, Horsetail, Little Daisy, Marigold, Red Dock, Sage, Thyme, Willow, Yarrow, Yellow Dock, |
| Related Symptoms: | Severe Pain, Infection, Pain, |
| Mild Cases | |
| Details: | In mild cases the skin is only just opened to the flesh below. |
| Duration: | The wound should be healed within 2 days. |
| Treatment: |
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| Residual Effects: | Thin skin in the area of the wound for 1-2 days. |
| Complications: | Low potential for an infection to set in. |
| Moderate Cases | |
| Details: | In moderate cases the skin is fully opened and bleeding well. |
| Duration: | The wound should be healed within 1 week. |
| Treatment: |
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| Residual Effects: | Moderate probability for scarring to occur. |
| Complications: | Thin skin in the area of the wound for 3-7 days. |
| Severe Cases | |
| Details: | In severe cases the skin is open and the flesh underneath is damaged. |
| Duration: | 2 or more weeks |
| Treatment: |
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| Residual Effects: | High probability for scarring to occur. |
| Complications: | Thin skin in the area of the wound for 1-2 weeks. |