Obat Luka Luar Cepat Kering の小説・ストーリー

"We need to clean you up fast. Luka smelled your blood on the wind five minutes ago. He is beyond pissed off." Ian smeared the cold balm over my ripped skin. The moment the ointment touched my blood, a violent, hot tingling sensation spread through my limbs. I gasped, watching in utter disbelief as the deep lacerations began to knit back together right before my eyes. The skin closed, leaving nothing but smooth, pale flesh. "What is this stuff?" I breathed, gaping at my arms. "A royal blend," Micah chuckled, though his eyes remained dark. "It speeds up human cellular recovery. You might feel a little dizzy in a minute."

But why are so many Asulpen pack members sick lately? She mixes the medicine that Badru asked for.. while Badru is taking care of his family, Randu is making medicine for open wounds, She combines the crushed roots and turns orange color... as well as other plants. This mixture will be applied to the open wound…and will cover the wound from anything else, making it close faster.

I can see past the limits the pack tries to place on me, I set my own, and I will not be held back. Olive and I end the call and I jump back into action. I assemble our suture kits for the wounds that will need stitched to help him heal faster, set a large pot of sterile water to boil, prepare a clean cot to examine our patient on, and get together our medicine kit. My mate will need pain killers, disinfectants to help stop infections, and salves applied directly to the skin for the same purposes, and to increase healing.

“One day, she picked cassava leaves, crushed them, and applied them to my wound. After that, my wound started drying much faster.” Doctor Edward, who had been listening the entire time, finally spoke. “Cassava leaves are indeed often used as a traditional remedy for wounds in some regions. Cassava leaves contain vitamin C, protein, iron, and antioxidant compounds that are believed to help the skin recovery process. Traditionally, crushed leaves applied to wounds are believed to help reduce inflammation and speed up wound drying.

A sharp burst of jealousy rushed through me as I saw her hand on his leg. Callum stood arms crossed, and Serena was smiling as she listened to Kiara. "So, what would you suggest miss?" Callum asked curtly. The man had an ego but he was an impressive doctor. "I know they say bandages should be kept dry etcetera but we aren't really human. The correct mix of clove, dhatura and goldenseal soaking on a bandage would ease the pain and heal any infection caused. We have to remember that although yes, we are part human, we don’t work the same way." Her sexy-as-fuck voice came.

She exchanged a glance with Ruan before deciding, "Let's start with the bad news." "Alright, the results from the test indicate that you are currently dealing with an infection. It seems you've unknowingly consumed something that's been impeding your body's natural healing process, which typically kicks in after a few days. However, your body's response is still in its early stages. I'm going to prescribe you something to alleviate the discomfort and provide a topical treatment. This won't numb the area like a cream would, but it will reduce swelling and prevent further infection. If you experience a rash or if the medication worsens your condition, discontinue it and return for an alternati

When I woke up the next morning, my belly felt much better. As I lay in bed, snuggled next to Daniel, I recalled how easy the treatment was for my pain. Flashback Lacey had called my doctor and asked if they should be concerned. Doctor Martin told her that the incisions can get irritated in a dry environment. She added, “Considering you are in Las Vegas, which is in a dessert, I would say that is the problem. “I suggest you get some triple antibiotic ointment with pain reliever in it. Place it on the incisions and cover them with large bandages or thick layer of gauze.” So that is what we did. Approximately one hour later, I was feeling much better and everyone noticed.

There are cold metal scalpels in there, alongside the items he’s asking for. When I have them, I kneel by his side. “Put the ointment on the wound.” “What is it?” I twist off the lid. It smells sharp, like alcohol. When I smear it onto the gash on John's side, he shrieks. Blake grabs his shoulders and pins him down. “It’s to kill the bacteria. Wolves heal fast, but wounds can still get infected. Now, sew it up.” “Sew it up?” “Yes. Imagine you’re sewing a dress.”

They didn’t cross the line, but they may as well do that, too, given the responses from their clients’ bodies. When we were done, I had come thrice, and, most importantly, my side had stopped hurting. Completely. “Here,” Sorin remarked at the counter. He placed three small bottles of mixtures on the desk. I lifted each one in turn. One liquid, one powder, one paste. “I figure you’re running low on stock?” he commented, eyeing me as I regarded each container. “This one,” he tapped the paste. “External use only. Good for cuts and bruises. Anything deep, go to the doc.”

she asked, curiously. Marcus fished out his handkerchief from his pocket and tied them together with Mariko’s hanky. He got the guava leaves and crushed it, before he put them on Mariko’s bleeding forehead where she had an open wound. “According to what I have read on the internet before, if you don’t have medicine for your wounds, crush some guava leaves and put them on your wounds. It will heal your wounds in no time,” he said, which made Mariko nod as if she understand what he had just said.