Can lithospermum officinale oil be used to treat eczema

Autumn is here. Although autumn is a very cool season, it is very easy to cause eczema in autumn. Eczema is a very common skin disease in the human body. Eczema usually begins to develop on the face, and as it gradually worsens, it will spread to the whole body. Moreover, eczema is a skin disease that is very difficult to cure. Comfrey oil is extracted from comfrey. So, can comfrey oil be used to treat eczema?

Can lithospermum oil cure eczema?

Lithospermum oil can prevent and treat baby diaper rash, skin ulcers, eczema, cool blood, promote blood circulation, detoxify and clear rashes. It can also be used for blood heat and toxins, purple and black macules, measles that do not clear up, sores, and burns from water or fire. Applying comfrey oil externally to treat eczema aims to promote local metabolism, accelerate scab formation, and prevent infection.

Lithospermum oil needs to be decocted before use. This method can prevent the massive growth of mold and is effective in treating skin diseases such as eczema and burns.

Since the symptoms of eczema tend to recur, it is necessary to persist in using the product to achieve a complete cure. Using comfrey oil can make the redness and swelling of the baby's affected area disappear, and can also relieve the symptoms of itching, thereby greatly reducing the number of times the baby scratches with his hands, which is conducive to the rapid recovery of the disease.

How to make lithospermum oil

1. You can buy comfrey at a pharmacy. First, wash and dry it - moisture will affect its preservation. I'm too lazy to take a picture so I borrowed this one. Of course, if you don't want to wash it, you can

2. Find a sealable bottle and put the dried comfrey in it, pour the sesame oil into the bottle and seal it.

3. Leave it in a cool place for more than half a month before use. The effect after it is done (the editor's home has been almost 2 years old, so the color is darker. The longer the lithospermum oil is stored, the darker the color)

4. When using, use a cotton swab to take an appropriate amount of comfrey oil and apply it on the baby's eczema or diaper rash.

5. There is no need to use too much comfrey oil. My twin babies and my neighbor's baby only used one fifth of the bottle.

Precautions

1. In fact, you can also use other oils, but sesame oil has the effect of nourishing the skin, so I chose sesame oil

2. The oil can also be heated before use

3. Soak for at least half a month. My family has been soaking for more than two years.