Did You Know You Can Remove Fibroma And Other Skin Warts All By Yourself?

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Fibromas are growths on the skin, which are actually benign tumors of connective tissue. They look like small nodes and their size can vary from 1 millimeter to 1 centimeter. They usually have the same color as the skin, but they can also be lighter in color.

They are not dangerous, but their number can increase and they can become an aesthetic problem. They usually appear on the neck, the armpits, the crutches, under the breasts, the stomach and the eyelids.

However, they can also appear on other parts of the skin. In fact, almost every man has at least one fibroma, so fibromas are not rare.

Fibromas can also get inflamed, start bleeding or get bigger. Their number and size increases gradually through the years. Even though the reasons for the appearance of fibromas are not known, fat deposits contribute to their appearance.

The number of fibromas can vary from a couple to several hundreds. A doctor can diagnose a fibroma and a dermatologist can prescribe the further treatment.

Fibromas are removed usually during the winter months, when the weather is colder, there is less sun and sweating is rare.

A dermatologist usually removes a fibroma by electrocoagulation, radiosurgery or laser surgery. Only one treatment is needed, unless there are more fibromas. Then, the treatment must be repeated.

After the removal, the wound is treated with an antibiotic, usually hygiene and showers for 5 days. After the surgery, for several days, sweating and hard physical exercises should be avoided in order for the healing to be successful and with no complications.

 How to use apple cider vinegar for removing FIBROMAS?

  • Apple cider vinegar is considered to be one of the best and most effective homemade remedies.
  • It can be used for the treatment of different health issues including fibromas due to its acidity.
  • Don’t use apple cider vinegar near your eyes as you can irritate them.
Removing FIBROMAS with Apple Cider Vinegar!
Carefully wash the area around the fibroma with water and soap.

First, soak the fibroma in water using a cotton ball. Then, soak a cotton ball in apple cider vinegar. Then, secure the cotton ball on the fibroma with a bandage. First, the fibroma will become dark, then dry and in the end it will fall out.

Due to the size of the fibroma, a scar can remain, which should be treated with aloe vera gel or English marigold cream. If the fibroma was not deep in the skin, the scar will disappear completely.

Precautions

1. The vinegar should not spread on the skin near the fibroma as in can cause an irritation.
2. Don’t use apple cider vinegar when the fibroma gets dry.
3. Don’t remove the fibroma. Leave it to fall out by itself.

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