Boils are such a nasty thing thatno one is immune. And you should never leave boils untreated, because there is a risk of developing quite serious complications. Let's make one thing clear right away - if you or your loved ones have boils, you should definitely seek help from a dermatologist as soon as possible. Only a doctor can quickly and safely cure boils. Unfortunately, love for traditional medicine often overshadows common sense and suppresses the voice of reason. Well, if you have already decided to treat boils at home, try, at least, not to harm yourself. We offer you the safest traditional medicine that will help, if not completely cure boils, then at least wait for the opportunity to see a doctor.
Healing Pellet
If the boils are localized on the face, it is best to try to treat them with a flat cake. It is easy to prepare and does not take much time. For the test you will need:
- Raw yolk of one egg (ideally from a homemade chicken).
- One tablespoon with a slide of any natural honey.
- One tablespoon of unsalted butter.
- 100 grams of wheat flour of the highest grade.
Melt the butter in a water bath.If the honey is thick enough, it also needs to be melted. Mix all the ingredients, knead the dough - it should be elastic enough, but not too steep. Divide the dough into the required number of parts, then shape it into a flat cake. Apply the flat cake to the boil and fix it well with adhesive tape. By the way, it is worth giving preference to a hypoallergenic one. The flat cake should be left for at least 12 hours. To prevent the remaining dough from drying out, place it in a plastic bag and store it on the bottom shelf of the refrigerator. In most cases, the abscess breaks through on the first night after the start of treatment. During the day, remove the flat cake and cover it with a gauze napkin. And at night, apply a fresh flat cake again. A similar procedure should be carried out on average three to four nights in a row. As a rule, this time is quite enough for the boil to begin to heal. If this does not happen, the treatment can be continued.
Baked onions
The most ordinary one can come to your aidonion. Take one medium-sized onion and peel it. Preheat the oven, then place the onion there for about 40 minutes - it should become soft. Then remove the onion and cool it. Some sources recommend applying a hot onion, but you should not do this - you can provoke even more rotting. So, the onion has cooled. Cut it in half and apply to the boil, fix it with a band-aid. The onion must be changed every three hours until the pus comes out completely. When you change the onions, do not forget to treat the wound with hydrogen peroxide.
Buckwheat cake
If despite all your efforts the boil does notpasses, try making a buckwheat flatbread. True, you will have to tinker a bit - ready-made buckwheat flour will not suit you. Heat a frying pan, fry two cups of buckwheat thoroughly. Then grind the grain thoroughly to a flour state - the easiest way to do this is with a coffee grinder. Melt a third of a teaspoon of natural linden honey in a water bath and mix with buckwheat, then add one teaspoon of aloe juice. Knead the dough, then form small flatbreads. Apply the flatbreads to the boil(s), and then secure with adhesive tape. These flatbreads must be changed every 5 hours for three days. Of course, with this treatment for a purulent boil, you will have to take time off and stay at home. But you want to cure the abscess, right?
Other assets
To cure a boil, you can try other remedies:
- Crude potatoes
If you don't want to mess around with recipes too muchlong, try treating the abscess with raw potatoes. Peel a small tuber, then wash it thoroughly and grate it on a fine grater - as if you were planning to cook potato pancakes. Wrap the resulting mass in a gauze napkin, then apply it to the boil for 30 minutes. This procedure must be done every two hours, at least. As a rule, the boil has to be treated in this way for about three days, then improvement occurs.
- Lilac
If this happens during the warm season, you cantreat boils with fresh lilac leaves. Tear off about 30 leaves, scald with boiling water and mince. Apply the resulting gruel to the boil, cover with gauze and secure with adhesive tape. Alas, it is unrealistic to cure a boil in this way. But it is quite possible to prevent further decay. Finally, I would like to remind you once again - you should not treat boils at home without special need. Unless, of course, sepsis is not your goal. We recommend reading:
