Phimosis - Treatment Of Phimosis With Folk Remedies And Methods

There are three main approaches to the treatment of phimosis: therapy with corticosteroids, stretching of the foreskin, and surgery to circumcise the foreskin (circumcision). But traditional medicine knows recipes that can help prevent inflammation. Antibacterial and bactericidal baths will help best. Such procedures should be carried out two to three times a day, because with phimosis it is necessary to carefully monitor the hygiene of the glans penis. Anti-inflammatory infusions are poured into a cup or jar and the penis is lowered there for 10-20 minutes.

Calendula is a good bactericidal agent. Its flowers must be dried. For a glass of boiling water, you will need one teaspoon of raw materials. You need to infuse the medicine for about an hour, then strain and make baths. The infusion should not be hot so as not to burn the glans penis.

If surgery has been used to treat phimosis, strawberries can help speed up wound healing. Its leaves are steamed and used for compresses and lotions.

Any washings and baths must be combined with stretching the foreskin. Carefully and slowly, a couple of times a day, you should try to free the head of the penis from the foreskin so that small adhesions do not have time to form. But you should not carry out these manipulations if they bring pain or severe discomfort, because in this way you can injure the delicate tissue of the foreskin. Ruptures and bleeding will only aggravate the course of the disease.

To soften the skin and avoid inflammation, make lotions and baths from decoctions and infusions of chamomile. Plus, chamomile can help relieve the pain and itching that often plague men with phimosis. It is very simple to prepare chamomile infusion at home: pour 10 g of dried flowers with boiling water (250 ml), leave for five hours, or simmer for 15 minutes and cool. Before carrying out the procedure, the medicine should be filtered.

Melilot herb has a similar effect. For the preparation of decoctions and infusions, the ground part of the plant is used. One tablespoon of raw materials can be brewed in a glass of boiling water (300 ml) or simmered for 5-10 minutes.

A series of treatments can provide anti-inflammatory effects, soothe itching, relieve pain and promote healing of microcracks. Decoctions and infusions are prepared from this herb, using them later for baths and rinses. To prepare the medicine, 10 grams of the string are brewed in a glass of boiling water and left for several hours. When the infusion has cooled down, filter it with gauze and do the bath, lowering the penis into the jar for 15 minutes.

An excellent folk remedy that can help with phimosis to relieve irritation and pain from the mucous membrane, soften the skin and soothe itching is barley broth. 50 grams of barley grains are left in half a liter of boiled water overnight. In the morning, the infusion is boiled for about ten minutes, after which it is infused for another hour and filtered. This medication should be used for flushing.

Blackberry broth has a good bactericidal and antiseptic effect. Blackberry leaves must be dried and chopped. Three tablespoons of raw materials are brewed in half a liter of boiled water, after which they boil for about ten minutes over low heat. After removing the broth from the heat, set it to infuse for half an hour. Strain and cool the broth before use. But the medicine should never be cold.