Natural Treatment for Abscesses
Natural Treatment for Abscesses
An accumulation of pus that exists anywhere on the body is referred to as an abscess. They can be found mostly on the face, rectum, fingers and toes, armpits and on the breast. This is most common but they can show up most anywhere. They are caused by bacterial, viral infections, fungal and parasites.
The symptoms are tenderness, swelling and redness around the infected area or areas. If it becomes serious enough it can cause fatigue, fever, chills, cellulitis, and weight loss. If it becomes serious enough it can lead to blood infection, and can block drainage.
Allergic infections, poor diet, poor immune functioning and nutritional deficiencies can cause abscesses. In addition to that boils can also become an abscess. If you are getting abscesses chronically then you may have food, chemical or environmental allergies; if this is the case you might consider doing some cleansing and specifically a liver cleanse, since gallstones clogging the liver primarily cause allergies.
If the abscess is severe you may need some bed rest, hot baths and ice packs. Some abscesses if not too bad will respond to hot baths and ice packs and good nutrition. If it is moderate to severe you will need herbs and or antibiotics. If you do need to use antibiotics then supplement that with acidophilus to put back the good bacteria that the antibiotics kill. Vitamin B as well as a lot of pure, un-chlorinated, filtered water.
If severe enough it may need to be bandaged, drained, sometimes surgery is required. If you suspect this may be needed see a health practitioner or holistic provider.
Hot compresses can be helpful. You can use tea tree, garlic oils, chamomile, bergamont or lavender.
In addition to your increase of pure, unchlorinated, filtered water also increase your fruit and vegetable juice intake. Herbal teas such as nettle will also help to speed the healing process. Drink 8 to 10 glasses per day. Avoid milk and other dairy products, processed foods and drink one glass of water with the juice of one fresh lemon squeezed into it in the morning upon waking and one glass in the evening before bed. Eat a lot of organic berries and/or drink berry leaf teas.
If your abscesses are chronic, consider the cleansings mentioned previously and do a 48-hour water or juice fast to detoxify quickly and again speed the healing process.
Herbs that will help are cayenne, goldenseal, yellowdock root, burdock root dandelion root, yarrow, red clover and all of these can be used as tinctures or teas.
Supplements that are good for this are vitamin B complex, zinc (60 mg for 2 weeks, A (50,000 IU for 2 weeks), and beta carotene use 100,000 IU for 2 weeks, liquid chlorophyll, Bifidobacteria culture and use this a few times a day, Lactobacillus acidophilus and proteolytic enzymes and you will want to take this on an empty stomach.
For a topical treatment use a paste made with goldenseal root powder and calendula succus. The paste is put directly on the abscess and it's left ion for 12 to 24 hours. This will stimulate new tissue growth and will draw out the infection.
You can also use a mixture of zinc oxide cream and the contents of one vitamin A capsule, use 10,000 IU and some liquid chlorophyll. Put it on the abscess 3 times a day.
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