Can I use honeysuckle water to treat eczema?

Eczema is a skin disease that can be suffered by children, adults and the elderly. We all know that eczema is easy to get but difficult to treat, and it is easy to relapse. There are so many ways to treat eczema now, and many patients say that bathing with honeysuckle water is effective in treating eczema. So can you really use honeysuckle water to treat eczema?

Is it effective to use honeysuckle to wash eczema?

Honeysuckle can treat mild eczema. Honeysuckle water is effective in removing eczema and prickly heat. Honeysuckle itself is very mild and is only for external use. It has no side effects. It should not be too concentrated when washing. Use a small handful of honeysuckle to soak or boil it in two bowls of boiling water, squeeze it and mix it in the bath water.

Honeysuckle remedy for eczema

1. Kuding tea: 5 roots, chrysanthemum: 10 flowers, honeysuckle: a handful. Soak the above materials in hot water for a while. When it cools down, you can use gauze to apply it to the eczema area (no broken areas). Apply 3-4 times a day, soak it again on the second day, and it will be completely healed in about 5 days! You can try it. It is a pure herbal formula, the effect is particularly good, and there is no side effect.

2. Take a handful of honeysuckle (about 10 grams), put it in a clean (grease-free) pot, add a large bowl and a half of water (about 400 to 500 ml), add a little salt (about 1 to 2 grams), cook on medium-low heat for 15 minutes ((of which, boil for at least 10 minutes), remove the honeysuckle residue after cooling, and keep the honeysuckle salt water for later use (the honeysuckle residue will settle at the bottom of the container and it is not difficult to remove).