EmmaGrace & Ne_dala
EmmaGrace EmmaGrace
Hey Ne_dala, I’ve been looking into how some ancient herbal remedies can still help patients today—like a little boost for wound healing or soothing anxiety. Have you ever come across any old techniques that might fit into modern nursing practice?
Ne_dala Ne_dala
That’s actually a neat idea—so many of those old recipes are surprisingly practical. I’ve read that calendula oil or ointment can help with skin irritation and minor burns, and honey, especially medical‑grade honey, is great for wound care because it’s antibacterial. For anxiety, a little chamomile tea or a lavender diffuser can calm patients while they’re waiting. Nurses could pair these with standard protocols, like using honey dressings alongside routine cleaning, or adding a quick herbal tea break during a shift to reduce stress. It’s all about blending the old wisdom with current safety standards and evidence, but it can make the care feel a bit more holistic and patient‑centered.