Body growths resembling pale warts or dots on the legs, arising from nowhere and often disappearing without any treatment, are papillomas.
The pathogen, Human Papillomavirus, enters the body from the outside and is unusually common: up to 80% of the world's population is carrier!
This high percentage is due to the fact that the infection occurs through tactile contact, making it almost impossible to stop the transmission of the virus.
Not every carrier attaches importance to the disease and goes to the doctor, so removing papillomas at home is always important.
The nature of the papillomavirus
The insidious virus can be anywhere: on the neck, armpits, under the breast, on the eyelids, abdomen and genitals. In most cases, it is a benign derivative. If the virus penetrates the chromosomes of a cell and integrates into the nucleus of the cell, it becomes malignant.
Before starting treatment, you should consult your doctor to find out the nature of the virus and then choose an acceptable method.
Who is in danger
Modern man is plagued by chronic stress, illness, and bad habits. In such severe conditions, the immune system is disrupted, the gateway to various infections is wide open, and the papillomavirus is ready to attack. Key assumptions for increasing virus activity:
- strong stress;
- pregnancy;
- serious disease;
- long-term use of drugs;
- old age;
- avitaminosis;
- bad habits: smoking, alcohol;
- high sexual activity without protection.
If at least one of the symptoms is present, an exacerbation of the papillomavirus and unexpected skin growths are likely.
Routes of infection
Anyone can get infected with the virus. However, there are factors that make infection almost imminent:
- transmission of the virus from mother to newborn;
- unprotected sexual contact with the wearer;
- tactile contact with the patient;
- sharing household appliances;
- a visit to the pool;
- the penetration of the virus through wounds on the skin.
A carrier of the papillomavirus can live quietly for years and not suspect its presence, and illumination usually occurs when the immune system is weakened. The virus, which sleeps in the basal layer of the epithelium, then comes to the surface and takes the form of genital warts or flat plaques. Living with papillomas is not comfortable and not aesthetic.
The most effective treatment is removal. It is not possible to simply cut the papilloma legs or try to cut them, it is possible to provoke active growth and reproduction of regrowth into a malignant form.
When the first signs of infection appear, see a dermatologist or try alternative treatments.
Homemade recipes
Self-removal removes only the superficial part, without damaging the papilloma nucleus. You should consult a dermatologist to completely destroy the virus. The most popular ways to remove home tumors are:
- Celandine. Caustic plant juice burns warts, the same can be done with papilloma. Two treatments are known: tear off a sheet of celandine, apply papilloma to the leaked juice and apply it to the plaster. Reapply once every 2 days, after which the papilloma dries and falls off. The second way: make a "cocktail" of celandine, chaga and string. Freeze in ice cream molds and apply on sprouts three times a day for a few minutes.
- Kalanchoe pinnate is cut lengthwise, placed on papillomas, tied with a bandage and left overnight.
- "Garlic Cream". Chop the garlic and mix the resulting mass with any cream in a ratio of 1: 2. Then apply on a piece of bandage and attach to the sprout, gluing it with plaster. Leave for 3 hours, then wash with soap and water.
- Therapeutic baths. Pour half of the green chestnut leaves in a bucket of boiling water, then bring to a boil. Require 12 hours. Prepare a bath from the resulting broth by adding water to a comfortable temperature. The treatment will last for 2 weeks after 7 procedures every other day.
- Onion peels. Mix the dry shell in a jar with vinegar. Cover the jar with parchment or a thick cloth and keep in the dark for 2 weeks. Remove the skin and drain, and attach it to the papillomas overnight. In the morning, remove the bandage and soften the skin with an oily cream.
- Flower collection: 1 part tricolor lilies, 1 part wormwood grass, 3 parts plantain, 2 parts clover flowers, St. John's wort, calamus roots and dill seeds. Fill the collection with boiling water to make 1 part of the collection 7 parts of boiling water. Insist for a day, strain, take 1 tbsp. spoon three times a day.
- Dandelion flower cologne. Fill the glass bottle with the dandelion heads tightly. Pour a triple cologne there and let it simmer for 2 weeks in the dark. Pour into a dark glass bottle, store in a cool, dark place. Apply the infusion 4-5 times a day until they disappear.
Add the egg whites left on the walls of the shell after adding the egg. Collect it with a bandage and place it on the papilloma.
Superstitions help
The ancient semi-mystical methods of removing papillomas have survived to this day. The most interesting of them:
- Tie the knots with silk thread over the sprouts, insert the thread with the knots into the sliced potato and hide it where no one will find it. After a while, the potato will rot and the papillomas will disappear!
- Rub the growths in half-cut potatoes: first one half, then the other. Put the sides together, put in a dark place and try to forget. If the potatoes break down, the skin will peel off.
- The most romantic way is the moonlight. In the late evening light of the setting moon, rub the papillum on a light-lit surface and the regrowth will disappear.
Such, at first glance, unusual treatments have been used by doctors in antiquity and have had a positive effect, being repeated.
Today, carriers of the papillomavirus have access to a variety of medical treatments using herbal tinctures, decoctions, and juices. It is recommended to consult a doctor when choosing any method.