Monday 23 March 2015

How To Remove A Mole: Natural Tips

By Leslie Ball


In case your self-esteem has been lowered and you are no longer confident meeting new people and find it hard to be part of gatherings because of a mole, there are several solutions that may help you get rid of it. These are mostly the harmless black or dark brown selling parts of the skin, and can be particularly annoying when it emerges on the visible parts of the body like the face. Although most are harmless, there are a few that may be cancerous in nature. All in all, you need to understand the tips on how to remove a mole naturally to make you feel at ease.

Before discussing how to get rid of them, it is proper to first understand moles grow. The skin is constantly growing, and in few unnatural cases, the skin may grow at one point and fail to spread out as it normally does. This gives rise to a swelling that tends to darken in color, particularly in the teenage or in pregnancy. It may appear at birth, after birth or later after 30s. There is little to worry about the ones that appear at birth, however, the ones that appear after birth may turn cancerous. The worst case scenario is when it appears after 30s, as this is very likely to be cancerous. As such, it is advisable to consult a qualified doctor when it starts oozing, itching or even bleeding.

However, if it appears after birth, you may need to be careful as there are chances that it might be cancerous. The ones that appear later after thirties have a high probability of being cancerous and there are all reasons to see a doctor as soon as possible. The same should be the case if it becomes itchy, start bleeding or exhibit other unnatural signs.

The home remedies for removing a mole are only resorted to if you are sure that it is completely natural and not harmful. These remedies may require patience and consistency and may backfire, particularly in cases of misdiagnosis. Currently, Apple Cider Method is the most common home remedy.

In this method, white vinegar or the apple cider vinegar is added to hot water, mixed, and then applied on the skin surface that has been affected, and allowed to dry for 30 minutes. The grapefruit seed extracts can also be used to make a paste that is then left to dry on the mole and then washed with cold water two hours later.

However, if you have no grapefruits close by or vinegar, you still have several other alternatives. You can make a paste of castor oil and baking soda or alternatively make a paste of garlic, spear on a clean cloth and wrap on the affected part and leave to dry overnight. The dandelion stem rubbed against the skin may also yield results.

The other solutions that have been used, including drying strawberry pieces on the skin, application of tea tree at least twice per day, use of a mixture of sea salt and pineapple to scrub it off, or even the use of the inner part of the banana peel to wrap the skin several hours daily. Two drops of iodine applied twice a day or application of natural honey on a daily basis are also effective just as the use of chopped onion paste mixed with salt.

Clearly, there are many options that seem to work well with no side effects. However, if it persist or starts to exhibit symptoms like itching or bleeding, you may have to resort to proper medical attention. There are a number of natural remedies available in the market, but you may need a more careful consideration as some may come with side effects.




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