A wound is an injury that breaks the skin or other tissues. Almost everyone will experience a wound at some point in their lives. Wounds can result from accidents like burns, paper cuts, shin tears, surgeries, underlying diseases, or other skin conditions such as psoriasis and eczema.
Open wounds involve exposed underlying tissues/organs and are open to the outside environment, including puncture wounds, surgical wounds, incisions, bites, stings, and gunshots.
Closed wounds occur without exposure to underlying tissues and organs, such as abrasions, lacerations, blisters, seromas, hematomas, and crush injuries.
Ulcers represent a third type of wound and can be classified as:
The most common complication from wound healing is infection. If not treated, it can lead to cellulitis, which may spread to underlying tissues and bone, a condition known as osteomyelitis, potentially leading to amputation. Infected wounds can also progress to sepsis, causing organ failure and death.
The burden of wound management is rapidly increasing due to precursor conditions like diabetes mellitus and peripheral vascular disease becoming more prevalent. Risk factors delaying wound healing include bacterial infections, nutritional deficiencies, certain drugs such as corticosteroids, immunosuppressants, and antineoplastics, as well as the anatomical site of the wound. Unsuccessful wound response due to microbial resistance and medication side effects has led to the search for alternative treatments for chronic wounds.
In Ayurveda, a chronic wound is called Vrana, further subcategorized into Sadhyo Vrana (acute wounds) and DustaVrana (chronic wounds), described as difficult to heal with symptoms of bad odour, abnormal colour, profuse discharge, and severe pain.
Susruta, the father of surgery, described the etiopathogenesis of wounds along with their treatments. His primary approach involves Sodhana (Purification) and Ropana (healing) of Vrana (wound). Various medicinal plants are prescribed under the term Vranaropak (wound healing agent) for local application along with oral administration of herbs.
According to Susruta’s theory, we have developed Ayurvedic Medicine based on herbs to heal wounds.
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