MON NATURALS — CLINICAL CASE STUDY
Product: ELIAWEN™ Welsh Traditional Clay Mineral Balm
Individual: Gav Pugh
Occupation: Construction/scaffolding work
Documented period: Approximately three weeks
Abstract
This case study documents the reported experience of an individual using Mon Naturals Eliawen topical balm following a serious shin injury sustained during a fall from scaffolding.
The purpose of this case study is to document the injury, the treatment method used with Eliawen, and the reported healing process over several weeks.
Objectives
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To document the condition of the wound before treatment.
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To record the treatment method used with Eliawen balm.
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To observe and record the reported healing process during recovery.
Patient Demographic Information
Name: Gav Pugh
Gender: Male
Location: Not specified
Occupation: Construction/scaffolding work
Clinical History
Incident Description
Gav Pugh sustained a significant injury after falling while working on scaffolding.
The front of the shin was severely damaged, resulting in a long open wound extending down the shin. The wound was described as deep, with some areas appearing close to the bone.
The injury was reported as extremely painful and initially made walking very difficult.
Duration of Condition
The healing process was documented over approximately three weeks.
Previous Treatments
No previous treatments were reported prior to applying Eliawen.
Treatment Method
Product Used: Eliawen — Mon Naturals topical balm
Application Method (as reported):
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Eliawen applied generously to the wound.
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A large gauze dressing placed over the treated area.
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The wound then covered with a wrap-around protective dressing to secure the gauze and protect the shin during work activities.
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Dressing changed approximately every 36 hours.
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Additional Eliawen applied during each dressing change.
The individual was shown how to apply and dress the wound so the process could be repeated during the treatment period.
Observed Results
Gav Pugh reported the following observations during treatment:
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Noticeable reduction in pain following application of Eliawen.
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Itching reported when the cream was not applied.
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Gradual scab formation across the wound during healing.
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Continued improvement in the appearance of the wound during treatment.
The individual reported that the wound healed over approximately three weeks with minimal visible scarring.
Treatment Timeline
| Stage | Observation |
|---|---|
| Day 1 | Eliawen applied and dressed the wound with gauze and protective wrap. |
| Day 3 | Dressing change performed; slight disturbance to the scab while removing the dressing. |
| Day 6 | Continued healing observed; minor damage to the scab during dressing removal, and Eliawen reapplied. |
| Week 2 | Wound continued to heal with scab formation. |
| Week 3 | Wound reported as fully healed with minimal visible scarring. |
Photographic Record
Before Treatment — Initial Injury
