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Poultice

usgb/ˈpəʊltɪs/Volume
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Historical Medicine

Poultices have been used since ancient times as natural healing methods.

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Ancient Egyptians often used a poultice of herbs on wounds.
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Physical Appearance

Poultices are typically soft and moist, made from plant material or other substances.

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A poultice made from crushed plantain leaves helps soothe stings.
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Home Remedies

Poultices can be homemade, often with common kitchen ingredients.

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She made a poultice using bread and milk for the inflammation.
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