Wormwood eczema is more serious

Nowadays, more and more people are suffering from eczema-related diseases, and they will take certain methods to treat them after becoming ill. Those who have the conditions may choose to go directly to the hospital for treatment, but there are also some who simply seek treatment in their own way. Mugwort has become the first choice for many eczema patients because of its anti-dampness and anti-allergic effects. But it does not mean that using mugwort can cure eczema. If you use mugwort incorrectly, it may make your eczema worse.

Many people find that using mugwort to treat eczema makes it more serious, but it may just be that the method of using mugwort is incorrect.

There are about three main effective methods of using mugwort to treat eczema, mainly medicated bathing, decoction and oral administration, and application to the affected area. It is best for each patient to choose the treatment according to the severity of his or her own condition.

1. Internal use of mugwort leaf soup

Treat eczema through dietary therapy. Boil mugwort leaves and sugar into soup and drink it. Sweet mugwort soup can not only treat red urine and burning pain, yellow tongue coating, and red tongue, but also has the effects of clearing away heat, promoting diuresis, and promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis. You must insist on taking it. The taste of mugwort soup is not as good as sweet soup, but you must insist on taking it for the sake of your physical and mental health.

2. Apply to the affected area

Boil the mugwort leaves into concentrated water, put it into a bottle and store it in the refrigerator. Apply an appropriate amount to the affected area every day and you will see obvious results after about 7 days. It is best to apply it to the affected area after cleaning the skin for better results.

3. Medicated bath

Be sure to select fresh mugwort leaves, wash them and put them into the pot, add appropriate amount of water, boil them over high heat for about 10 minutes, then take out the mugwort leaves and put the mugwort water into the bathtub for a bath. It is suitable for patients with large-area eczema. We recommend Ziju Cream, which is extracted from traditional Chinese medicine, to treat eczema with a cure rate of over 90%.

Precautions

1. Hygiene

Eczema is often caused by infection, so everyone should pay attention to their personal hygiene, take a bath frequently, change underwear frequently, and be highly vigilant in public places.

2. Dressing

Clothing that is too tight or too thin may cause damage to the skin due to friction and irritation, and is not conducive to the evaporation of sweat, thereby increasing the risk of bacterial infection. Correct dressing is also an important measure to prevent disease.

3. Constitution

Strengthen physical exercise, which can not only enhance the body's immunity, but also prevent other infectious diseases. Do not eat spicy food, seafood, or overly greasy products.