acne, acne
.Acne is an inflammation of the sebaceous glands. Depending on the causes of occurrence and peculiarities of the clinical picture, the following varieties of acne are distinguished: common, necrotic, keloid, medication and professional. Common blackheads, called pimples, are the most common, and primarily occur at a young age.
Usually, common acne occurs during the development of secondary sexual characteristics in both girls and boys. The causes of this unpleasant ailment can be both bacterial infection of the sebaceous glands and endocrine imbalance, which and characteristic of young boys and girls.
Common blackheads are localized, as a rule, on the skin of the face, upper back and chest, where the largest sebaceous glands are located.
With acne (pimples) a good effect is achieved by using the following remedies.
Pine. Prepare a decoction from acne: 3 cups of chopped needles of young needles for 10 liters of water. Boil decoction from acne on low heat for 5 minutes, use for baths.
White willow. Prepare a decoction for acne: 2 tablespoons of crushed bark pour 2 cups of boiling water, boil for 10 minutes, strain. Use the acne decoction for washings.
Figs. Its milky juice is used externally.
Prepare ointment: burdock root gruel - 2 tablespoons, cosmetic glycerin - 1 tablespoon. Lemon juice - 1 teaspoon, egg yolk. After stirring all the ingredients well, apply the ointment to the face and leave it overnight. In the morning wash off with lemon juice or acidified water followed by lubrication of the face with cream such as "Ugrin" or "Sorvanets".
Fungal diseases
.Parasitic fungi are microorganisms belonging to the chlorophyll-free lower plants. The ailments they cause are called fungal diseases, or mycoses. These fungi can affect the skin as well as the hair and nails. Fungal diseases can run quite easily, not bringing a person visible discomfort, but can be medium or severe forms, in which often affect internal organs, including the brain.
Fungal diseases are commonly divided into keratomycoses, trichomycoses, epidermomycoses, and deep fungal diseases. They are diagnosed and treated by a dermatologist.
Fungal skin diseases are treated with the following drugs.
White Birch. Prepare a tincture: 10 g of leaves and buds of birch (crushed) on 100 ml of 70% alcohol, insist 2 weeks. Apply externally. At the same time take inside infusion of birch mycosis: 1 tablespoon of buds to 250 ml of cold water, insist on a water bath for 20 minutes, after cooling, strain. Take an infusion from mycoses 1 tablespoon 4 times a day.
Figs. Apply to the affected areas of the leaves and fruits 1-2 times a day.
Laurel noble. Prepare an infusion from mycoses: take 5 g of leaves (about 15 pieces) and pour 300 ml of boiling water. Bring to a boil and let simmer for about 5 minutes, then pour the medicine into a thermos and insist for 4-5 hours. Strain and take 1 tablespoon throughout the day until the medicine runs out. The next day, prepare a fresh infusion from mycoses and similarly take 1 tablespoon. And it's been like that for 3 days. Then a 2 week break. And repeat the 3-day course again.
Poplar and birch. Prepare a tincture: equal amounts of birch and poplar buds pour alcohol or vodka in a ratio of 1:10, insist 7 days, strain. Apply topically in the form of lotions, lubricants.
Tangerine. Repeated rubbing of the juice into the affected areas of the skin is recommended.
Common cherry. Prepare an infusion of mycoses: 2 tablespoons of fresh fruits on 200 ml of water, insist 7 hours, strain. Apply this infusion from mycoses externally.
Lemon. Make lotions of natural lemon juice diluted with cooled boiled water.
Apple tree. The affected skin areas are first sprinkled with baking soda and then moistened with apple cider vinegar..
