Can comfrey oil treat eczema?

Everyone must be very familiar with the word eczema. Eczema is a relatively common skin disease and also a skin disease that is difficult to cure. People with eczema often scratch because the basic symptom of eczema is itching. Many people usually spend a lot of money to treat eczema, but some end up losing both the wife and the army. The money is spent, but the symptoms do not improve at all, which is really frustrating. Some people have finally found some methods to treat eczema after searching everywhere. Let’s talk about the relevant knowledge about comfrey oil.

Lithospermum oil is a burn medicine. Of course, it is not difficult to infer from the name that the main ingredient of Lithospermum oil is Lithospermum, and there must be some other Chinese medicines. Some people say that comfrey oil can treat eczema, but some people are not sure, so of course you can't use the medicine casually. Now I will tell you whether comfrey oil can treat eczema. Please listen to me slowly.

The method of preparing lithospermum oil is not to soak it, but to fry it. Specifically, it is 500 grams of sesame oil, 50 grams of lithospermum, 10 grams of coptis root, and 50 grams of borneol. (Add 10 grams of thorn bark, 5 grams of catechu, and 5 grams of snake skin). First, crush the coptis root. Put the oil into the pot, add lithospermum and coptis root, and fry until the lithospermum is dry, filter and cool, and add borneol when the oil temperature reaches 70 degrees to mix evenly. Lithospermum oil is effective for burns and eczema.

Main Benefits:

Prevent and treat baby diaper rash, skin ulcers, eczema, cool blood, promote blood circulation, detoxify and relieve rash.

It is used for excessive heat and toxins in the blood, purple and black macules, measles that do not break out, sores, and burns caused by water or fire.

After reading the above article, I believe everyone has the most satisfactory answer in their mind to the question of whether comfrey oil can treat eczema? Eczema is a rather persistent disease. Of course, it is not that scary. As long as you take a series of preventive measures, eczema will stay away from you. For example, you should avoid contact with things that contain a lot of chemical ingredients, and do not take medicine indiscriminately, but follow the doctor's instructions.