Aldara tea tree oil
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You dont need to dillute it just put it on a cotton swab and gently apply it. Tea tree oil works by activating more white blood cells into your skin. Also use tea tree oil soap in the shower this really helps from keeping it spread. If your one of those with a very serious case of molluscum where it is all over your body id reccommend going to the dermatologist and having them scraped off this will help you keep control of them so you dont get any new ones. NOTE!!!!!!!!
Should i see a dermatologist and get the aldara cream? Is it possible to just use tea tree oil or 10% benzoyl peroxide at home? I know the bumps are contagious if they have the white core, but if i keep a bandaid on them or i don't see the white core will it be fine to be intimate? Or is there still a great risk spreading to his hands or inner thighs, etc and what about oral?
I would not let them get far (barely noticeable - see first pic) without scabbing them off using a mixture of ACV, crushed aspirin, and an oil like vitamin e or an essential oil like tea tree or ravintsara (this works great). I did see my general doctor but he did not seem very interested in looking closely at them. He said they usually go away in a year and I would be fine. OK, it's been over a year and they keep coming back. So I asked for a prescription for Aldara which he gave me.
I've only had my first breakout and I was given condylox gel. It works like magic...except it burns if you aren't careful with it. I also use tea tree oil soap, you can find it at a healthfood store. I have also heard that you in order for the warts (not the virus) to go away you need to keep your immune system up so eat lots of fruits and vegetables and take vitamin c. I'm not sure if it works but I use it every day just in case! Keep praying! Good luck.
But i noticed i probably have close to 20 lil ones. So i started putting tea tree oil on them the last 3 or so days. through out the day. It has not made much difference as of yet though, I also tried soaking them in vinegar. To see if they turn out white. Witch they didn't seem to do. Here are some pictures that might help. I just want to confirm if its HPV. I know the best thing is to see a DR.
http://s796.photobucket.com/albums/yy246/HPVMAN/?action=view¤t=PA070011.
it burns really bad but it got rid of 80% of them in 2 days .. After that I started using Tree Tea oil and Castor oil .. within the past two weeks .. some seem to re appear but i keep fighting them with the Tea tree oil .. try this site it's really helpful
http://www.home-remedies-for-you.com/health-tips/human-papillomavirus-hpv-treatment.html
I also I am taking Beta-Mannan which is an Aloe vera product that is suppose to help your system get rid of the virus in 90 days ..
The urologist said it will go away on it own eventually and I did some searching and saw some stuff about tea tree oil and such?
good luck and just get them frozen off as the Aldara is not workin on me.just getin worse if anything. Tea Tree oil is meant to be great so im going to start that tomorrow in a half and half solution applied 3 times daily to the warts. its has been know to kill the HPV virus too. well il believe that wen i seen it.
Hope this helps.
With all due respect to darling1234, I strongly disagree with a few of the statements in her post. While some of the treatments she describes (tea tree oil, specifically) have been shown to have a little bit of utility, there are (and have been in recent years) a number of medical studies that have been conducted related to HPV, including those strains that cause genital warts.
Aciclovir cream (generic brand of zovirax) and tea tree oil both work as broad-spectrum antivirals in the treatment of warts.
To remove a wart that had been on my neck since childhood, I used an alternating combination of tea tree oil and aciclovir cream.
1. Gentle abrasion with pumice stone to remove outer layer of wart (allowing penetration to the virus through the core).
2. Apply directly over whole of wart, tea tree oil (100%) one day and aciclovir cream (5%) the next.
3.
t get them burned off, they will come back. If you apply tea tree oil with a cue tip twice a day and then apply clear nail polish on them, and cover it with a band aid- it will go away within at least three weeks. I had several, and did this for a month. Warning- they might look hugely red and dry and rash-like at one point- don't panic- this means it is healing. You want them to dry up. It might be hard not to scratch- which will make them spread more.
I was reading online about some home remedies like Vinegar and tea tree oild. Does anyone know if its normal for it to burn? I a very small amount of Tea Tree oil on the area and its quite uncomfortable right now. Normally warts that you find on your hands and stuff don't burn when you treat them so I'm second guessing what this may be?
Has anyone else experienced burning when doing a home remedy?
Hi ilysebel,
I forgot to mention that you can use a solution of Tea Tree oil and sweet Almond oil-10 drops of tea oil to 20 drops Sweet Almond oil and apply it with a cotton bud 3 times daily to each wart. I have been using aromatheraphy oils for years and this is a treatment that actually works from the outside in and DOES work, thought it can take up to six weeks to work, but the good news it that it does work.
) of treating few skin tags/moles/age spots on my face and neck consistently twice a day using tea tree oil (melaleuca). they have all enlarged and darkened as seen in pics but have not yet fallen off. when can i expect them to fall off? i don't want to risk peeling them off at this stage
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I need advice on how to use tea tree oil for fungus infection on/in penis. I've posted before thinking it was some other std, but after my recent doctor visit w blood and urine tests(which come back in 1 week) the doctor says my ongoing redness/sensitivity is the cause of fungus or yeast which settled in my urethra. The advice given was to keep applying Clotrimazole twice daily, which I've been doing for the past week but nothing cleared.
t really do too much. many folks do like to use tea tree oil - just be sure to dilute it before using it since it can really irritate the skin. It's relatively cheap if you hunt around for it ( many drug stores carry it now ). Just wet a cotton ball and put a few drops of tea tree oil on and apply it to the areas. It can sting and has a very herbally smell to it but it is comforting for most folks.
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