Healing

This article covers the process of healing. For the domain, see Healing (domain).

Dr. Gulnara Pom, medical doctor of the Zoetrope.

Healing is the restoration of a creature's body, often by treating wounds and removing diseases, poisons, or other debilitating effects.

In alchemy

Alchemical items and remedies can be healing in nature, such as potions of healing and antiplague elixirs.

In creatures

Trolls are notorious for their rapid regenerative abilities.

Many creatures naturally recover from minor wounds and afflictions, especially after resting, though some can innately heal faster than others or actively regenerate their damaged bodies.

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In magic

Seelah heals a wounded Amiri by laying on hands.

See also: Category:Healing spells, Category:Healing trait rituals, Category:Healing domain deities (2E), and Category:Healing domain deities

Healing magic can cure wounds and afflictions through a variety of means, and powerful resurrection magics can heal even dead creatures.

In medicine

Many non-magical forms of healing are referred to as forms of medicine. Medical treatments can stanch open wounds, speed long-term recovery from injuries, bolster defenses against diseases, and halt the spread of poisons.

References

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External links

• Healing (real-world process) on Wikipedia
• Healing trait on Archives of Nethys for Pathfinder Second Edition
• Healing domain on Archives of Nethys for Pathfinder First Edition
• Healing rules on Archives of Nethys for Pathfinder First Edition