Why can lard cure flat warts

Flat warts are caused by human papillomavirus infection, which is more common in teenagers. Chinese medicine always uses lard to treat flat warts. Lard is cool in nature, contains no toxins, and has a certain moisturizing and detoxifying effect, so it does have some effect on flat warts, but the effect is not very good. Therefore, when treating flat warts, we should master more regular medical methods.

Flat warts are caused by human papillomavirus (HPV) infection and are more common in adolescents. From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, lard is cool and non-toxic, and has certain moisturizing and detoxifying effects, but its effect on flat warts is very limited.

Flat warts are caused by human papillomavirus (HPV) infection and are more common in adolescents. The clinical manifestations are skin-colored or pink flat papules, which are mostly seen on the face and back of the hands, and are often arranged in a beaded pattern along the scratches. The biggest characteristic of flat warts is itching. Some people can't help scratching, and there are a large number of active viruses in the warts. After scratching, the surface of the warts and normal skin may be slightly damaged. The virus can easily be inoculated into the normal skin and produce new warts, causing them to grow more and more.

From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, lard is cool and non-toxic, and has certain moisturizing and detoxifying effects, but its effect on flat warts is very limited and has not been recorded in ancient Chinese medicine prescriptions. It is recommended that patients go to the dermatology department of a regular hospital for treatment. In terms of the pathogenesis of flat warts, the main treatment method is anti-viral and improving the body's immunity. Due to individual differences, some patients' diseases are difficult to cure. It is recommended to regularly use drugs that enhance the body's immunity and improve its ability to fight viruses. However, for safety reasons, it still needs to be used under the guidance of a doctor.

It should be noted that patients with flat warts should avoid using corticosteroid ointments and should not apply hormonal drugs externally at will, otherwise the disease may develop faster and more seriously.