Treatment of varicose leaves with horseradish

The use of medications for the treatment of dilated veins of the lower extremities always entails a number of side effects. But the use of folk remedies, although not completely harmless, has much less unpleasant consequences. For example, horseradish leaves with varicose have proven themselves from the very best side. The product perfectly helps even with a long-standing disease and has virtually no contraindications.

The healing properties of horseradish leaves

Horseradish refers to perennial plants of the cabbage family. Distributed throughout the globe, except in the Far North. In Russia it has been grown since the beginning of the 10th century and is used as a seasoning for food and a medicinal plant.

All parts of horseradish are rich in biologically active substances. In particular, the leaves contain the following elements:

• essential oils, giving the plant a specific taste and odor;
• ascorbic acid, vitamins of group B, PP;
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• microelements;
• phytoncides, which exert a bactericidal effect;
• starch, sugar, organic acids.

Spice is considered a natural antibiotic, has a pronounced antiseptic and antimicrobial effect.



The effectiveness of horseradish leaves in varicose veins is due to the high wound healing, anti-inflammatory, purifying activity. The plant eliminates pain and swelling, restores blood flow to the affected tissues, regenerates the skin.

Warning. Using horseradish improves metabolism, cleanses the body, removes toxins and toxins.

The collection and procurement of raw materials is carried out from May to October. For medical purposes, it is recommended to tear off young, tender leaves. They can be used both fresh and dry.

Contraindications

For external use, the harm from the plant is minimal, but it is necessary to mention it. In some cases, it is recommended to use horseradish in case of varicose veins - here and there are contraindications to the use:

• pathology of the gastrointestinal tract( gastritis with high acidity, stomach and duodenal ulcer, colitis, enterocolitis);
• liver disease;
• inflammatory processes in the kidneys.

Horseradish leaves are absolutely contraindicated when allergic reactions to components appear.

Warning. Before starting the use of phytotherapy, it is advisable to consult a doctor.

Treatment of varicose veins

Different folk remedies are used to fight the enlarged veins, but they are all aimed at improving blood circulation in the limbs. It should be remembered that horseradish from varicose is most effective in the early stages of the disease, when only a venous setot on the legs and a sense of heaviness.

In the later stages of the disease the plant is ineffective, although it is used as part of complex therapy to alleviate the patient's condition. In severe cases, only surgery will help to cope with varicose veins, so it is extremely important to monitor the symptoms of the disease and prevent its development.

Recommendations for the use of horseradish leaves with varicose veins

Circulatory disturbances leading to varicose veins usually begin with the lower extremities. In this case, the horseradish leaves come to the rescue. For treatment to be effective, it is necessary to properly use the gift of nature:

1. Before use, the plant should be washed.
2. The sheet is recommended to be applied internally.
3. To facilitate the procedure and enhance the healing effect, the leaves are covered with boiling water or warmed on hot dishes.
4. The compress should be secured with a flexible bandage and left overnight.

Tip. With allergic skin irritation under the compress, you can put a gauze or bandage.

Use horseradish leaves from varicose is desirable courses - at least 5 procedures every other day. After two weeks, the phytotherapy should be repeated.

Recipes for external use

The most popular method of treating varicose veins is compresses from fresh leaves. In winter, it is possible to use dry raw materials steamed in boiling water or applying lotions from the decoction of the plant. An excellent result gives a combination of phyto-means with other substances.

Horseradish Compression

For the procedure take whole or chopped leaves. In the latter case, the plant is passed through a meat grinder and the resulting slurry is applied to a piece of gauze or cotton cloth. The compress is applied to the affected limb, covered with a polyethylene film and bandaged.

The whole leaf can be combined with the grass of the woodworm, which is applied directly to the veins and covered with horseradish. The entire structure is fixed with a bandage and left overnight.

Horseradish and Ointment Vishnevskogo

With pronounced varicose veins and veins, it is recommended to use Vishnevsky ointment. It is applied a thin layer on the affected limb and covered with a warmed horseradish sheet.

The dressing is left for several hours, if possible - for 2-3 days. At the end of the period, the legs are washed and the procedure repeated.

Board. Phytotherapy should be carried out throughout the summer, as horseradish grows, as fresh leaves are much more effective than dry raw materials.

Decoction from varicose

For the prevention and treatment of the disease at an early stage, you can use an aqueous infusion of the plant. It is made from dry or fresh herbs. The resulting broth is dipped a piece of gauze, squeezed and applied to the diseased veins. The liquid should be pleasantly hot, but not scalding. Keep such a compress all night.

The considered methods of treatment can stop the further development of varicose veins and eliminate the already existing symptoms of the disease. They are good for the prevention of disease. But do not be addicted to amateur performance. Horseradish from varicose veins is not a panacea. At the first signs of malaise, you should visit a doctor to diagnose and prescribe medications, and herbal medicine will be an excellent addition to medical therapy.

Caution. The article is for informational purposes only. Consultation of a phlebologist is necessary.