subject: Plant medicine Eliminates Molluscum Contagiosum Thoroughly [print this page] Molluscum contagiosum is caused by MCV and usually causes a mild skin disease. The molluscum contagiosum virus affects only the outer layer of skin and does not circulate throughout the body in healthy people. The virus causes small white, pink, or flesh-colored raised bumps or growths with a dimple or pit in the center. The bumps may appear anywhere on the body, alone or in groups. In most people, the growths range from about the size of a pinhead to as large as a pencil eraser. The bumps are usually smooth and firm. They are usually painless, although they may be itchy, red, swollen or sore.
Molluscum infections occur worldwide but are more common in warm, humid climates and where living conditions are crowded. There is evidence that molluscum infections have been on the rise in the United States since 1966, but these infections are not routinely monitored because they are seldom serious and routinely disappear without treatment. Molluscum is common enough that you should not be surprised if you see someone with it or if someone in your family becomes infected. Although not limited to children, it is most common in children 1 to 10 years of age. People with weakened immune systems are at higher risk for getting molluscum, and their growths may look different, be larger, and be more difficult to treat.
Molluscum usually disappear within 6 to 12 months without treatment and without leaving scars. Some growths may remain for up to 4 year. It is becoming increasingly more frequent as a sexually transmitted disease in sexually active young adults. This alarming fact makes effective treatments for molluscum highly critical. Recovery from one infection with molluscum does not prevent future infections so it is important not to pick at or scratch other people's skin. Molluscum is not like herpes viruses, which can remain dormant in your body for long periods and then reappear. If you get new molluscum bumps after you are cured, it means you have come in contact with an infected person or subject.
Unfortunately, there are few adequate and non invasive molluscum treatments. Surgically removing molluscum or using acids for molluscum treatment are traumatic and not always effective. Viruses exhibit rapid rates of mutation which can make immunity difficult to sustain. Once a cell is infected, it is difficult to selectively inhibit the virus without harming the host cell. Thus, research on possible molluscum treatments have focused on plants as strong allies in restoring immune strength and inhibiting the spread of viral diseases. Natural medicine for molluscum contagiosum awaked in the calling of "back to nature" all over the world and has improved and developed greatly.
Natural medicine for various diseases can be said to exist with the existence of human society, which was the main therapeutic agent of human diseases before the 18th century. With the rapid development of modern medicine and chemical pharmaceutical industry in the 19th century, natural medicine gradually lost people's attention to shrink and this situation was more serious in the western world. Modern chemical drugs have poor efficacy or side effects and drug resistance of some drugs become more and more serious. Under these circumstances, people begin to train their eyes to natural medicine.
As plant medicine has the demonstrated ability to penetrate all layers of the skin and thoroughly eradicate molluscum infections, these active ingredients in this treatment for molluscum have received considerable attention. When treating molluscum, topical application of plant medicine counters the infection, rapidly utilizing the powerful forces of its monoterpenes. These micro particles in this treatment provide the most rapid absorption; they enter cell membranes with incredible swiftness and have a direct antiviral effect against molluscum. Plant medicine has excellent antiviral activity against hulled viruses as it causes their cellular death upon exposure.
The antiviral properties of plant medicine for molluscum have a tremendous therapeutic impact to eradicate viral pathogens, especially those infecting the skin. Plant medicine provides a profound healing effect against MCV. Sesquiterpenes, intentionally concentrated in plant medicine, are known to exhibit a wide spectrum of biological and pharmaceutical properties. A large number of sesquiterpenes concentrated in this natural molluscum treatment exhibit quantifiable antiviral activities against pox viruses. To learn more, please go to http://www.naturespharma.org.
Plant medicine Eliminates Molluscum Contagiosum Thoroughly
