can I do a bath ritual without salt?
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Of course!
Try this one 
super gentle and lovely 
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thank you I’ll try that. what a great idea
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Just to be safe, I recommend asking this to your physician! 
Something I found online about open wounds says:
The American Academy of Family Physicians recommends that wounds be kept dry to facilitate healing. A brief wetting, such as in the shower, is acceptable, but prolonged soaking should be avoided.
Wishing you a fast healing! 
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Like @LimeBerry said, you can absolutely do a bath ritual without salt! 
However, if it’s for small wounds (light scrapes, cuts, bruises, and sore muscles) certain kinds of salt are associated with healing 
- Sea salt has traditional uses for healing minor injuries and can help to both clean and speed up recovery time
- Epsom salt is sold at most pharmacies and drug stores. It is commonly used to ease pain from sore muscles.
However, if you are recovering from a more serious injury (especially if it is an open wound)- then I agree with Francisco and second the importance of double-checking with your doctor before immersing the wound in water of any kind!
Good luck, and wishing you a speedy recovery, Sandra! 
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