What's wrong with the sore on the leg

Some people develop heat and toxic sores on their legs, but they never pay much attention to them and never take care of them. Many years later, the sore became red and swollen, and a large purple-black lump appeared. There was some ulceration on the surface, and it was painful when pressed. Heat and toxic sores are generally not a serious problem, but if they are not taken seriously and cause accidental infection, they may lead to serious consequences. Those who are prone to heat sores need to take serious measures to remove heat and regulate their health in daily life.

1. What is a carbuncle?

Poisonous sores refer to swollen, rotten and festering sores on the skin that are toxic and are also known as ulcers. If there is dampness and toxins in the body and they are not removed in time, poisonous sores will form; also, your daily diet is very important. It is also closely related to one's own immune ability.

2. What foods are likely to cause poisonous sores?

In addition, diet is very important!!! Don't eat foods that cause inflammation, such as fried and spicy foods, especially beef and shrimp, fried peanuts and chili peppers. Don't eat pepper and star anise, otherwise it will get worse and it will be very painful. If you like to eat the above foods, add tobacco and alcohol, and eat a lot of damp fruits such as oranges, bananas, watermelons, etc., your body will produce liver fire, stomach fire and dampness. If these damp toxins in the body accumulate for a long time and cannot be eliminated, you will get sores, and they will keep coming back.

3. Hazards

When the carbuncle turns into pus, the blood vessels, muscle tissue and skin are corroded, becoming very thin and easily damaged. The carbuncle bursts because when a person is excited, his blood pressure rises, which increases the pressure on the blood vessels and tissues, exceeding the critical point.

3. Treatment Methods

1. Clean the area around the boil and disinfect it before proceeding to the next step. You can recover by using targeted Chinese patent medicine to expel the toxic water under the skin tissue, regulate the endocrine system and increase immunity. You can take some drugs that promote metabolism or antibiotics to boost the body's immunity.

2. It can also be treated by water washing. One method is as follows: pick a momordica charantia (you can also use the branches and leaves of stinking jasmine, the method is the same), use the whole melon as medicine, cut the melon into small pieces, and then boil it in a pot over medium-low heat for about 15 minutes. After it sits for a while and cools down slightly, wash the poisonous sores with hot water, wash several times, and wash more than three times a day. This method is more suitable for cases where the sores are festering and ulcerating.

3. Treating both internally and externally can be more effective in dealing with heat and toxic sores. For internal use, it is recommended to use food that has medicinal properties and is more medicinal. There are many things that can be used in this regard, as long as the food can remove dampness and heat, we recommend several folk food therapies that have been proven to be effective: pick a mature momordica charantia, eat the pulp raw or cook it in a clear soup, once in the morning and evening after meals, about 10 grams each time; pick the young leaves of Panax notoginseng or Asparagus cochinchinensis (young shoots are also fine), cook it in a clear soup, drink it once after breakfast, noon and dinner every day; boil water with daylily root (day lily root) and drink it, drink a bowl each after breakfast, noon and dinner every day. Daylily root is available in Chinese medicine stores; pick a piece of cactus, soak it in 500 ml of boiling water, and drink it like tea within a day.