Papillomas are small benign tumors ranging in size from 0.2 to 10 millimeters in body color. They most often form on the skin, but sometimes they occur on mucous membranes as well. Their appearance is caused by the human papilloma virus, the treatment of which, like other viruses, is currently impossible.
As the well-known dermatologist MDr Taras Bodnar, says, there are many subspecies of the papilloma virus, several of which pose a threat to women’s health in the form of cancer. “Sometimes papillomas occur due to diseases of internal organs and a person’s low immunity. The virus is very easily transmitted through airborne droplets, as well as through close or sexual contact between people. Over 25 years of my medical practice, I have noticed that the virus seems to have its own intelligence and can evolve. So today, the papilloma virus is becoming resistant to drugs that doctors used ten years ago. Moreover, today the papilloma virus uses to its advantage the same medicines from pharmacies, plants, patches, solutions, liquid nitrogen freezing for its further growth. That’s why I recommend my patients today electrocoagulation or laser removal of papillomas, after which I always prescribe antiviral therapy with natural herbs that have antiviral properties.”
However, if the patient does not wish to undergo expensive medical procedures, it is always possible to try safe treatment of papillomas at home.
Before attempting self-treatment, it is necessary to consult a dermatologist – in some cases, papillomas should be left alone altogether, as they tend to decrease in size and disappear over time.
If treatment is necessary, then it is necessary to carefully observe precautions and antiseptics: improper removal of formations can result in bleeding, wound infection, burns, and loss of pigmentation around papillomas, and all of this can lead to malignant tumors.
Do not cut or trim papillomas – they will begin to grow and may transform into cancer. Also, it is not advisable to self-treat new formations on mucous membranes – in the throat, nose, on the eyes, or in the mouth.
Treatment of papillomas with medications at home
Freezing
Dermatologists often remove papillomas using freezing agents – cryopharms. This method of treatment does not require anesthesia and is mainly used on the skin surface of the body and in intimate areas.
The procedure can be done independently, it is enough to purchase a special composition at the pharmacy. Before the procedure, make sure that the skin is clean. Then the preparation is applied to the papillomas in dots, the main thing is not to touch the healthy areas around the formation. Approximately a week later, the dead papillomas fall off, leaving no scars or other possible traces.
If papillomas are located under the armpits or in other hard-to-reach areas, it is better to ask relatives to help with the procedure to avoid accidentally damaging healthy skin.
Treatment of papillomas with folk remedies
At home, the treatment of papillomas often includes folk recipes. They act quite quickly and safely even during pregnancy when immunity is weakened, and the growth of formations increases.
It is recommended to combine them with the intake of antibiotics to suppress the virus – the main focus of these unpleasant formations.
Boosting immunity to fight the papilloma virus
The appearance of papillomas is most often provoked by a weakened immune system, so to get rid of them for a long time, it is necessary to fight the focus of the disease – to improve health. This is especially necessary to fight papillomas in children, as many of them are simply scared to receive other procedures.
To make papillomas disappear faster and not reappear in the future, you need to take 100-200 ml of potato juice daily (preferably from red potatoes), rosehip infusion, echinacea, and a collection of herbs such as nettle, horsetail, lemon balm, plantain, and dandelion roots.
You can also mix wormwood, pansies, St. John’s wort, clover flowers, dill seeds, plantain, and chicory roots.
Non-plant folk remedies
Using common substances that can be found in any household, you can quickly deal with formed papillomas. The main thing is to avoid using these funds for removing growths on eyelids, tongue, and other mucous membranes and areas close to them!
• Apply to affected skin:
• a mixture of 2.5 grams of aspirin and iodine, 2 grams of boric acid in 100 ml of alcohol;
• rubbing alcohol on a cotton swab;
• balls made of flour and vinegar.
Treatment of papillomas with egg white
One of the most effective and therefore popular methods for getting rid of papillomas is using the protein from a chicken egg. It is applied to the affected areas of the skin and left on for several hours. Then, when the egg white has completely dried on the skin, another layer should be applied. This process is repeated for several days, during which the papillomas dry out and fall off.
Treatment of papillomas with castor oil
Safe treatment of papillomas on the neck or other skin surfaces can be achieved with ordinary castor oil, which contains acids harmful to neoplasms. Papillomas are coated with this oil and covered with a plaster or bandage twice a day. It’s enough to repeat this process 6 times for them to start peeling off.
Treatment with gas and walnut ointment
Papillomas and condylomas are effectively removed with a mixture of gas and walnuts. Here’s the recipe:
Young walnuts (green) are ground in a meat grinder.
The resulting paste should be placed in a jar and covered with clean gas in a 2:1 ratio.
Leave the mixture to infuse for 3 weeks.
Strain the resulting infusion and squeeze out the “cake”.
The ointment should be stored in a dark and cool place. Apply it to the growths 1-2 times a day.
Traditional recipes for removing papillomas using plants
Celandine juice against papillomas
Treatment of papillomas with celandine is effective due to the acid in the plant’s juice. You can use either fresh leaves, squeezed juice, or a tincture bought at the pharmacy. Before the procedure, it is recommended to steam the skin and apply a fatty cream or oil to the areas around the papillomas to avoid getting acid on healthy skin. Then, celandine juice is applied directly to the growths. The procedure is repeated every 2 days for a week, after which the dried growths, including flat papillomas (common warts), fall off.
You can also prepare a tincture from the leaves (juice) of celandine, chaga, and celandine. Pour the mixture into ice cube trays and freeze it. Three times a day, apply an ice cube corner to the papillomas and hold for three minutes. Repeat the procedure when all growths fall off.
Other recipes:
Aloe vera and Kalanchoe: a leaf from a plant older than 5 years is cut lengthwise, attached to the papilloma with a plaster, and held for 4 hours (if Kalanchoe – 8-10 hours). The procedure should be repeated for 10 consecutive days.
Tea tree, licorice, and lemon: oils of these plants are applied directly to the papillomas twice a day for half a month and left until dry.
Banana: rub its peel on the papillomas 5-6 times a day. The remedy is not very effective; results may take weeks.
Dandelion: tightly pack the heads of this plant in a jar and pour cologne over it. Infuse the mixture for 14 days, then strain. Papillomas should be treated with the infusion every 3-4 hours.
Blackberry and wormwood: treat papillomas with their juices in each village. Just wipe the affected areas with them 5 to 10 times a day.
Horse chestnut: pour a half-bucket of nuts with vodka and infuse for half a day. Then, take a bath with this mixture poured into warm (40°) water. Repeat the procedure every other day for 2 weeks.
Garlic: mix crushed garlic with cream or flour and apply to the papilloma for 3 hours. Then rinse the skin with soap. The growths will disappear within a month.
