What is Ichthammol Salve?

Ichthammol Salve is an alternative home herbal remedy used as a drawing salve. This applies to the fact that this volley is reportedly able to remove or pull things such as infections, insects, shhahanges, chips or other foreign particles from the skin to which it is applied. It is also assumed that it helps to treat small wounds, burns or abrasions and prevent infections due to mild fungicidal and bactericidal properties.

This volley is produced by distillation slate or more specifically slate slate. The presence of slate sulfur in this salve results in a slightly unpleasant odor, dark color and ability to stain both leather and clothing that are associated with ichtammol Salve. The combination of slate with a strong basic substance allows the salts to be applied as a thick gel. This added substance is usually some form of wax or paraffin.

ichtammol Salve is most often sold over a concentration of 10 or 20%. This applies to the percentage of slate is present due to the amount of wax additivesy. 20% concentration is usually recommended for healing purposes, although people with sensitive skin can find that 10% concentration is more suitable for them.

This Salve has a slightly corrosive nature that seems to wear harsh skin and exposes the softer skin under it. Ichtammol Salve often leads through a dramatic softening of the skin, which contains a foreign object such as shattering. In addition, the antibacterial properties of this volume can help prevent minor infections that normally accompany foreign objects captured under the skin.

ichtammol Salve can be used to treat mild mold infections of the skin, such as the foot of the athlete. In addition, it can be beneficial for certain types of insect bites if applied early after bite, including spiders bites, bee stings or mosquitoes. It is also recommended as an alternative acne treatment or for skin disorders that cause itching or peeling such as eczemaor psoriasis.

The most common side effect associated with ichtamol Salve is skin irritation, from slight redness to real scarring. If the volley causes an unusual burning sense when applied to the skin, it probably suggests that the skin of a person is too sensitive to ichtammol Salve. In this case, the Salve should be immediately removed with soap and water.

Another possible unpleasant effect associated with this salvo is that a foreign object may not be completely removed. This can lead to infection if the particle is not removed in another way. Finally, Ichthammol Salve can leave permanent spots so that the area is completely covered and kept far from the fabric.