Can chicken’s gizzard lining cure flat warts?

Flat warts are a serious skin disease that is mostly viral and very destructive to the skin. Moreover, its disease site is very wide, and it often grows near people's genitals, causing great pain to the body. There are many folk remedies for treating flat warts. Many people like to use chicken's gizzard lining for treatment. Let's take a look at whether chicken's gizzard lining can cure flat warts? I hope everyone can understand.

Flat warts are skin diseases caused by human papillomavirus. Experts from Phoenix Traditional Chinese Medicine have found in their many years of clinical experience that the use of chicken's gizzard lining alone and taking isatis root granules has a very good effect in treating flat warts. Chicken's gizzard lining refers to the inner wall of the gizzard of domestic chickens, which is a digestive organ used to grind food. It is one of the traditional Chinese medicines. It has the advantages of a wide source, easy access, simple treatment operation, and economical and effective results. Other treatments such as freezing, laser and surgery have disadvantages such as high economic cost and high risk of surgical sequelae. In comparison, the method of using chicken gizzard lining to treat flat warts is easier to popularize and apply among the general patient population.

First, take Isatis Root Granules at normal dosage. Then wash the skin around the wart and disinfect it with 75% alcohol (60° white wine can also be used instead of disinfectant), use a sterilized needle to prick the wart until bleeding. If the stratum corneum on the surface of the wart is thick, it can be scraped off with a blade, and then fresh chicken gizzard lining (dry ones can be softened by soaking in warm water) rub the area for 3 to 4 minutes with moderate force, and rub in horizontal, vertical, and circular directions. Do this 1 to 2 times a day. You can also apply fresh chicken gizzard lining directly to earlier and larger warts for 15 to 30 minutes each time, 1 to 2 times a day. Use for 3 to 4 days. Generally speaking, once the first few largest warts are gone, the rest will follow. The treatment effect can make the surface of the wart dry, form scabs, and eventually fall off without leaving scars or pigmentation.

At the same time, it should be noted that patients need to try this method only after their symptoms have been confirmed by a doctor. They must not rashly try it after self-diagnosing themselves as flat warts. Because the manifestations of various skin diseases are very similar, ordinary patients are unable to make correct medical judgments, which can easily lead to the tragedy of misdiagnosis and misuse.