Can garlic cure warts? What are the folk remedies for treating warts?

Warts can appear anywhere on the human body. Generally speaking, when a wart appears on the body, people will remove it in time. Garlic is often used to remove warts. So, can garlic cure warts?

Can garlic cure warts?

Yes, cut the garlic into a few thin slices and stick them on the wart. Keep doing this every day. It will feel very sandy and painful, but you have to keep doing it for about a month and it will be fine.

The sulfur compounds in garlic have a strong antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effect, and can inhibit and kill many kinds of bacteria. However, warts are caused by human papillomavirus. Although garlic has a certain bactericidal effect, it cannot kill the virus lurking in the bottom layer of the skin. Cut the garlic cloves into small pieces and rub them on the affected area. First, dry scabs appeared on the monkey's surface, and finally fell off completely.

Remedies for treating warts:

Folk remedy 1: Soak duck gall for two days, then remove the shell and crush it. Prepare a Band-Aid and break the skin of the gall to be removed. Apply the crushed duck gall and put on the Band-Aid. Change it once a day and it will fall off in three days. The process will only be a little itchy and will not leave scars.

Home remedy 2: Wash the affected area before going to bed every night, stick the inner membrane of a raw egg on the wart, and peel it off the next morning. The wart will fall off automatically in about a week.

Folk remedy 3: 30g of wood thief, 30g of cyperus rotundus, 30g of horsetooth wormwood, 30g of isatis root, 20g of coix seed, 15g of safflower, 15g of alum, 15g of trifoliate lanceolate, 15g of zedoaria, 10g of duck gall. Add 8 tablets of chlorpromazine to each dose. Decoction and warm for washing.