Relieve boils with home remedies

What you need:

• dried chamomile flowers
• Chamomile tea bags
• Hand sanitizer
• Gauze compresses
• Fenugreek seeds
• Tea tree oil
• Gauze bandages

Boils - this is how they arise

• A boil is an inflamed hair follicle. The surrounding tissue and the hair follicle are painfully inflamed and purulent.
• Boils can be anywhere on your body arise where you hair to have. The bacterial infections usually develop in the face, neck and in the Genital area, on the thighs, in the armpits and on the move.
• For example, if you suffer from diabetes, this will encourage the development of boils. But even if you wear tight, abrasive clothing or yours skin Failure to disinfect properly after shaving can lead to a boil.
• Under no circumstances should you express a boil. Otherwise, you would spread the bacteria further into the tissue, which could lead to even worse inflammation.
• If the boil is very large or if several boils form next to each other, you should consult a dermatologist.
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Proper treatment of boils - this is what you should pay attention to

Do you have a boil and do not know what to consider during treatment? …

You should also see your dermatologist if your boils appear on the face or neck, or if you have boils very frequently.

Home Remedies That Can Help You

• If you suffer from a boil, special attention should be paid to hygiene. You should wash your hands thoroughly after each contact of your hands with the inflamed area disinfect with a hand disinfectant to prevent bacteria from sticking to the skin spread.
• An excellent one Home remedies chamomile is against your inflamed hair follicle. Warm, moist chamomile compresses help break up, disinfect, and dry out the boil.
• Make a strong chamomile brew using either chamomile tea bags or pharmacy dried chamomile flowers. Let the chamomile simmer for approx. draw ten minutes.
• Soak some gauze compresses with the chamomile stock and place the compresses on the affected area as warm as possible. You can attach the compresses to the thigh with a gauze bandage. You should change the compress every twenty minutes.
• Because of the bacteria, you should throw away the used compresses and use new ones every time. Repeat the application several times a day until the inflammation subsides.
• Fenugreek seeds, which you can get at the pharmacy, are also a good remedy for boils. Mix a tablespoon of fenugreek seeds with a little hot water to a pulp.
•  Spread the porridge on a compress or a gauze bandage and place the porridge as warm as possible for approx. twenty minutes on the inflammation. You should also repeat this treatment until your boil has broken open and healed.
• Tea tree oil also has a disinfectant effect. Add ten to fifteen drops of tea tree oil to a cup of warm water. Soak a gauze compress with it and place it on the inflamed hair follicle. After ten minutes you should change the compress.
• Does your boil go in spite of that Treatments If you do not return with the home remedies after three days at the latest, you should ask your dermatologist for advice.