Papillomas are growths that appear out of nowhere, like open warts on the body or spots on the feet, and often disappear without treatment.
The causative agent of the disease - human papillomavirus (from the English - Human Papillomavirus) - enters the body from the outside, is extremely common: up to 80% of the world's population is its carrier!
Due to the fact that such a high percentage of infections occur through tactile contact, it is almost impossible to catch the virus.
Not every carrier pays attention to the disease and consults a doctor, so it is always important to remove the papilloma at home.
The nature of the papillomavirus
The latent virus can be found anywhere: in the neck, armpits, under the breasts, eyelids, abdomen and genitals. In most cases, this is a good formation. If the virus enters the cell's chromosomes and integrates into the cell's nucleus, it becomes harmful.
Before starting treatment, you should consult a doctor to find out the nature of the virus, and then choose the most appropriate method.
Who is in danger
Modern man is exposed to chronic stress, disease, and bad habits. Under these difficult conditions, the immune system malfunctions, the gates open for various infections, and the papilloma virus becomes ready to attack. The main prerequisites for increasing the activity of the virus:
- severe stress;
- pregnancy;
- serious illness;
- long-term use of drugs;
- old age;
- beriberi;
- bad habits: smoking, alcohol;
- unprotected high sexual activity.
If you have at least one of the symptoms, the papillomavirus may become more active and the skin may grow unexpectedly.
Ways of infection
The virus can be transmitted to anyone. However, there are factors that make infection almost inevitable:
- transmission of the virus from mother to newborn;
- unprotected sex with a carrier;
- tactile communication with the patient;
- sharing household appliances;
- go to the pool;
- entry of the virus through skin ulcers.
Papillomavirus carriers can live quietly for several years and are no doubt present, and bleaching usually occurs when the immune system is weak. The virus, which is dormant in the basal layer of the epithelium, then emerges in the form of genital warts or flat plaques. Living with papillomas is uncomfortable and not aesthetically pleasing.
The most effective treatment is removal. You can not just cut the papilloma legs or try to cut them, you can provoke active growth and reproduction of growth, developing a malignant form.
At the first sign of infection, consult a dermatologist or use other treatments.
Homemade recipes
Self-removal removes only the superficial part, the papilloma nucleus is not damaged. You need to be treated by a dermatologist to completely eradicate the virus. The most popular home remedies are:
- Celandine. The caustic juice of the plant burns warts, and the same can be done with papillomas. There are two methods of treatment: tear off a sheet of celandine, lubricate the papilloma with the resulting juice and cover it with plaster. Lubricate again every 2 days, after a while the papilloma will dry out and fall off. The second way: make a "cocktail" of celandine, chaga and yarn. Freeze it on ice shelves and apply to the affected areas three times a day for a few minutes.
- Kalanchoe pinnae are cut lengthwise, applied to papillomas, bandaged and left overnight.
- "Garlic Cream. "Imitate the garlic and mix the resulting mass with the desired cream in a ratio of 1: 2. Then we apply it to a part of the bandage, cover it with plaster and fix it where it grows. Leave on for 3 hours, then wash with soap and water.
- Therapeutic baths. Pour boiling water over half a bucket of green chestnut leaves and bring to a boil. Insist 12 hours. Prepare a bath from the resulting broth and add water to a comfortable temperature. Treatment lasts 7 days every day for 2 weeks.
- Peel an onion. Mix dry peels with vinegar in a jar. Tie the jar with parchment or a thick cloth and keep in a dark place for 2 weeks. Peel a squash, grate it and squeeze the juice. In the morning, remove the bandage and soften the skin with an oily cream.
- Flower collection: 1 part of tricolor violet, 1 part of ermen, 3 parts of plantain, 2 parts of clover, St. John's wort, calamus root and dill seeds. Pour boiling water over the collection so that 1 part of the collection is 7 parts of boiling water. Insist day, strain, take 1 tbsp. spoon three times a day.
- Dandelion flower cologne. Fill the glass bottle tightly with the dandelion heads. We pour cologne three times and infuse for 2 weeks in the dark. Transfer to a dark glass bottle and store in a cool, dark place. Lubricate papillomas infusion 4-5 times a day until they disappear.
After pouring the eggs, lubricate the papillomas with the remaining egg whites on the walls of the shell. Wrap it in a bandage and apply it to the papilloma.
A ritual that will help
Ancient semi-mystical methods of eradicating papilloma have survived to this day. The most interesting of them:
- Tie knots with silk thread over the plants, attach the knotted string to the cut potatoes, and hide them where no one can find them. After a while, the potatoes will rot and the papillomas will disappear!
- Divide the plants in half with the potatoes: first with one half and then with the other. Put the halves together, put them in a dark place and try to forget. When a potato rots, the skin peels off.
- The most romantic way is the moonlight. In the dim light of the evening, if you rub the papilloma on the moonlit surface, the growth will disappear.
Such, at first glance, unusual methods of treatment were used by physicians in the old days and they were confirmed by repeated repetition, which gave a positive result.
Today, HPV carriers can access a variety of medical treatments using herbal infusions, decoctions, and juices. It is recommended to consult a doctor when choosing any method.