How does Brucea javanica treat flat warts?

Flat warts are a skin disease caused by viral infection. Red papules are prone to appear on the patient's face and hands. It is worth mentioning that this is an infectious disease, so after suffering from flat warts, relevant care and prevention work needs to be done, and at the same time, reasonable methods should be found for treatment. For example, Brucea javanica is very effective in treating flat warts.

1. The method of using brucea javanica to treat flat warts is to crush the brucea javanica and slowly scrape the area of ​​the flat warts. Since Brucea javanica has a certain degree of toxicity, pay attention to the correct usage during use, do not let it get into the eyes, and pay attention to disinfection, etc.

2. Brucea javanica contains alkaloids, glycosides, phenolic components and a hydroxycarboxylic acid called bruceic acid. Brucea javanica has therapeutic effects on external auditory canal papilloma, laryngeal papilloma, common warts, flat warts, etc. Method of using Brucea javanica to treat flat warts: Crush one or half a Brucea javanica kernel each time you use it, slowly scrape off the surface skin at the site of the flat warts until the skin is very thin (it's okay if you see a little blood), then apply the crushed kernels on the skin, stick it with medical adhesive, stick it before going to bed at night, and remove it all in the morning. The skin will become red, then swollen, and a little itchy. Or drop a small amount of javanica oil on the warts, once every 4-7 days, 10 times as a course of treatment. Brucea javanica oil is more effective on soft, linear papillomas than on common warts and flat warts. Its therapeutic effect may be due to its toxic effect, which causes cell degeneration, nuclear condensation, and finally necrosis and shedding.

3. Therefore, the method of using Brucea javanica to treat flat warts is effective to a certain extent.

Brucea javanica has a certain toxic effect. The folk remedy of Brucea javanica to treat flat warts is effective for some people, but Brucea javanica is more likely to cause disfigurement. Most patients experience inflammation such as redness, swelling, itching and burning sensation on the skin lesions and healthy skin after taking the medicine. When using Brucea javanica to treat flat warts, you should pay attention to the following:

1. Do not wash with water or towel within 5-6 hours after applying the oil to avoid wiping off the oil or affecting the surrounding skin; prevent the medication from entering the eyes when applied on the face; if the skin lesions are covered with scabs when applying the medication again, gently scrape off the scabs before applying the oil.

2. After the inflammatory reaction occurs, continue to apply the product. The original inflamed area will gradually turn brown-black. After a few days, the scab will fall off and the wart will disappear. If the wart killing effect is good, the pain will go away in about two or three days, but remember to disinfect it. If the ulcer area is large, you can apply a Band-Aid after disinfecting it with alcohol.