Bruising

Spot sometimes (and/or successively) black, purple, brown or yellowish on the skin which results from the infiltration of the cellular tissue by a certain quantity of blood following a shock. It can appear on the skin, mucous membranes or serosa, with or without tearing of the integuments.

Ecchymosis at the slightest contact: capillary fragility

Spontaneous ecchymosis: purpura (skin hemorrhage)

Ecchymosis by blow, shock: contusion

Popular synonym: “blue”

Buckwheat (rutin) - Red grape, apricot, pink grapefruit, blackberry, blackcurrant, black cherry

Pycnogenol (maritime pine bark extract), 50 to 200 mg / day

Papaya (2 caps., morning and evening)

Bioflavonoids, morning and evening (Ginkgo biloba) and polyphenols (grape juice, green tea)

Cold application as soon as possible (ice pack)

Local application of liquid vanilla

Female saliva applied to the affected area

Aromacutil (Diétaroma ointment)

Solvarome

E.O. of Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia)

E.O. of Italian Helichrysum (Helichrysum italicum serotinum) applied locally, diluted in sweet almond oil