Medicine for warts

There is a kind of skin disease which is neither painful nor itchy, called warts. This disease often occurs on the soles of the feet and spreads quickly. It is best not to pick it with your hands as it is easy to be transmitted to your hands. Although it will not be transmitted to other people, if there are broken skin on other parts of the body, warts will also grow. Moreover, if you pick and squeeze it casually at home, the hygiene conditions are poor, and there is no disinfection, it will cause infection. So is there a specific medicine to treat warts?

Prickly warts are a type of warts that often occur on the soles of the feet. Single or multiple warts grow in patches. The wart surface has hair-like black thorns. When scraped with a knife, they bleed along the thread. In severe cases, the warts grow on the soles of the feet like cauliflower, causing pain and difficulty in walking. There are also warts that grow on the surface of the skin in various parts of the body, with single growth like nipples, which are uneven, painless, and some people feel itchy. When common warts first occur, they may appear as a single wart, which is often referred to as the "mother wart" in medicine. As time goes by, warts of similar shapes and varying sizes will appear around the mother wart. These warts are often referred to as "daughter warts" in medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine calls common warts "thousand-day sores", and ordinary people call them "thorn warts" or "wart seeds".

Use hot water and a small amount of vinegar to clean the affected area of ​​the wart and then dry it. If the affected area is in a place with thick stratum corneum such as the feet, you can use a file to thin the stratum corneum to facilitate absorption of the medicine. If the affected area is on sensitive parts such as the face or neck, do not use too much vinegar to avoid irritating the skin.

Use a cotton swab to apply Huichen PTX elemental preparation evenly. Apply it within a radius of 2 to 3 cm around the affected area for a more thorough treatment. After applying, gently massage for 5-10 minutes and let it dry naturally. Patients with moderate to severe conditions can apply it again, for a total of two applications. Repeat the above process 2-3 times a day. You will see improvement in the affected area with slight redness and peeling within 7 days. Continue to use it and you will recover.

Wrap the affected area with medical tape to prevent the virus from leaking out and increasing the number of infections. When wrapping, you can directly wrap it or stick it, and re-wrap it each time you apply medicine.

Next, it is left to use antioxidants such as OPC and vitamins. These antioxidants can effectively improve the body's immunity, enhance antiviral ability, effectively prevent the recurrence of warts, and accelerate the body's recovery. Generally, antioxidants are taken at a dosage of 2 pills per 25 kilograms per day for 120 days. Because the entire cell metabolism cycle of the human body is 120 days, it takes a full 4 months to fundamentally improve immunity.

Wart patients should avoid close contact with relatives until they recover to avoid infection. After the warts are cured, you must not come into contact with the source of viral infection. Treating warts only kills the existing viruses in your body and restores your physical condition to normal. You may get the disease again if you come into contact with the virus again. Viral problems cannot be cured once and for all and will never recur.