How to remove the plaster stuck on the skin?

how to remove the plaster stuck on the skin?

1. The plaster traces left on the skin can be removed by repeatedly sticking the removed plaster oil surface or transparent tape.

2. The best way to clean the plaster: wipe the plaster residue with turpentine, and then wipe it off with a clean cloth.

3. You can also use vegetable oil for cooking at home, but it is slow and will make your skin oily.

4. More complicated method: First, use hard paper to stick off the redundant plaster on the skin, and then wipe the plaster left on the skin with cotton wool dipped in safflower oil, which can basically be completely cleaned.

5. Use baby oil or olive oil, maybe we can eat peanut oil or blended oil. It is easy to remove the ointment after it fully absorbs the oil.

6. use wind oil essence, and the effect is very good.

7. Apply some moisturizing oil on the plaster. When applying the moisturizing oil, apply it evenly, and then wait for a few minutes before uncovering the plaster. It won't hurt. If the plaster sticks to clothes or skin, dip a cotton swab in some alcohol.

The quality requirements of the plaster are as follows:

1. The plaster should be suitable for old and tender, and it should be attached to the skin with appropriate viscosity and fixed position.

2. The appearance should be oily and delicate, and it should be non-irritating to the skin.

3. The spread amount of the same plaster should be consistent, and the weight difference limit should not exceed 5% (referring to the weight of pure plaster except the backing material).

4. stored at room temperature, it will not deteriorate or lose its viscosity within two years.

Precautions when sticking plaster:

1. When muscle contusion or joint or ligament strain is caused by carelessness during exercise or labor, do not immediately apply Shangshi Zhitong Plaster and Musk Zhuifeng Plaster to the injured part. Because this kind of plaster has the function of promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, it can not achieve the purpose of detumescence and pain relief even after injury.

2. In case of local damage, the plaster should not be directly attached to the damaged area to avoid purulent infection.

3. All plasters containing musk, frankincense, safflower, myrrh, peach kernel and other ingredients for promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis should be banned by pregnant women.

4. If papules and blisters appear on the local skin after sticking the plaster, and the itching is severe, it means that you are allergic to this plaster, so you should stop sticking it immediately and carry out antiallergic treatment.

5. Allergy can't be pasted. If you feel itchy, burning and stinging on the skin of the pasted part about 1 minutes after pasting the plaster, you should remove it quickly. This shows that the patient is allergic to plaster. People with allergies are usually not suitable for plastering, because their skin is prone to rash, which is not only not conducive to drug absorption, but will bring skin problems.

6. No more than 24 hours. Because the plaster is used on the muscle surface, the plaster usually takes drugs with heavy smell and sticks them on the body surface to stimulate nerve endings, which can promote local blood circulation and improve the nutrition of surrounding tissues through reflection, so as to achieve the purposes of detumescence, anti-inflammation and analgesia. Generally, a dose of plaster should not exceed 24 hours at the longest. After a long time, not only has the medicine lost its effectiveness, but it is also bad for the skin.