What are the uses of mothballs

In fact, camphor has many uses. It can be used to treat injuries from falls, has a mild stimulant effect, and has anti-corrosion and anti-termite effects. However, camphor balls can have some adverse effects on the human body. Long-term and excessive use can cause chronic poisoning symptoms such as nausea and vomiting.

1. Mothballs are used to treat symptoms such as sudden fainting or coma.

2. Camphor balls are used for scabies and itching. They have the effect of removing moisture, killing insects and relieving itching. They can be soaked in wine with radix scutellariae, fructus kochiae, fructus cnidium, sulfur, sophora flavescens, etc. for external use. They can also be ground into powder with sulfur, alum, sophora flavescens, phellodendron, etc. and mixed with vegetable oils for external application.

3. Camphor balls are used to treat various pain syndromes such as falls, injuries, blood stasis, swelling and pain. It can be made into a tincture with alcohol and applied externally. Camphor balls are used for various pain syndromes such as falls, injuries, stasis, swelling and pain.

4. Skin

Camphor balls have a mild irritating and antiseptic effect. If applied vigorously, they can cause redness, while light application can have a cooling effect similar to mint.

5. Anesthesia

Camphor balls have a stimulating effect on the gastrointestinal mucosa, which makes the stomach feel warm and comfortable. However, if used in large quantities, it can irritate the stomach and cause physical discomfort, accompanied by symptoms such as nausea and vomiting.