What is the best way to treat warts

Warts, do you know what this common disease is? You may feel that you have never heard of this disease, but you must have seen it! Although the names vary from place to place, basically all the treatment methods are the same! So, for most of us who are only children nowadays and grew up under the care of our parents and elders, do you know how to treat warts? Something is happening right now, under circumstances where our life experience is so inadequate! Therefore, it is very necessary to understand the treatment methods of warts!

Warts are also called flat warts. They are a viral infection. They are highly contagious. Avoid scratching.

Simply stopping the itching will not cure it.

Treatment: Local treatment combined with systemic antiviral therapy. Otherwise, it is very easy to relapse.

The local area can be treated with laser, freezing, drug burning, etc., and combined with oral acyclovir, virolin, virazole, etc., systemic treatment usually takes about 2 months.

Common warts mostly occur on the back of the hands, the back of the feet and the forearms. Dilute 36% formaldehyde with distilled water to an 18% solution. Use a wooden toothpick to dip a little of the solution and apply it directly to the surface of the wart. If the stratum corneum on the surface of the wart is too thick, you can use a blade to cut off part of it so that no blood is exposed. Apply 1-2 times a day. After 1-2 weeks, the wart will dry up and shrink and the medicine can be stopped.

Wart treatment methods:

Pick a few sesame flowers, squeeze out the juice and apply it to the affected area. After a few times, the warts will fall off by themselves.

Apply appropriate amount of Vitex rotundifolia flowers and rub the affected area repeatedly several times a day.

Pick a fig leaf, break the petiole, and a white juice will come out. Apply the white juice on the wart. It will shrink on the second day and fall off after three times.

Take a handful of sesame flowers and 30 grams of Kochia scoparia seeds, decoct in water, and use the scalding method to wash the affected area.

250 grams of fresh Tribulus terrestris. After boiling in water, take the juice and wash the affected area once in the morning and evening.

Remove the three needles that have been poisoned, insert one needle straight into the center of the affected area, and insert two needles obliquely on both sides, so that both needles pass through the base of the affected area, and leave the needles in place for 10-20 minutes. This method is also used to treat corns.

Boil 60 grams each of Dictamni cortex and alum in water, and wash the affected area while it is still hot, twice a day. When washing, rub the surface of the wart vigorously to allow the medicine to penetrate into the wart tissue. Generally, it will fall off on its own after 3-5 days of continuous use.

30 grams of Kochia scoparia seeds and 9 grams of alum. Boil in water and use to wash the affected area several times a day.

7.5 grams each of Brucea javanica seed and Sanguisorba officinalis, and 15 grams of quicklime. Grind into fine powder, apply a small amount on the affected area and rub for 2-3 minutes with a certain amount of pressure.

60 grams of purslane, 20 grams of raw coix seed, 15 grams each of lithospermum officinale, isatis indigotica, and patrinia salsa, 10 grams each of red and white peony root, peach kernel, and safflower. Decoction in water, 1 dose per day. 7 doses constitute a course of treatment. Take two full courses of treatment to recover. This recipe treats flat warts.

I believe that now, if you are sure that you or your friend has warts, then you know how to solve it! Therefore, it is very necessary to learn more and understand some common sense in life! Maybe you can play an important role at a critical moment!