Infection: Povidone Iodine and Alcohol Cure

 Infection: Povidone Iodine and Alcohol Cure

If you have a skin infection, it can sometimes be difficult to cure. There is a simple remedy that can help you. This is the use of Povidone Iodine or alcohol.

What diseases can be cured?

Because Povidone Iodine and alcohol are antiseptic, it can cure many skin diseases such as:

1. Boil - It is an infection of the skin with pus.

2. Dermatitis - This is a redness of the skin caused by allergies to soap, slippers or gloves.

3. Eczema - When the wound is moist and has pus, it is called eczema. It is very itchy and looks ugly.

4. Athlete's foot - It is a fungal infection of the toes. It is caused by sweating of the feet because they are always wearing shoes or socks.

5. Acne on the face and body.

6. Any animal bite, alcohol or Povidone Iodine can be added.

7. Itching and rash on the body, and

8. Various wounds and nail infections.

Povidone Iodine Infections: Povidone Iodine is effective and strong against the aforementioned infections. Povidone Iodine is even more effective than alcohol.

When the infection is severe, use Povidone Iodine.

1. Apply Povidone Iodine to cotton buds to make it moist.

2. Coat such infection with Povidone Iodine 3 times one day.

3. What we want to happen is to absorb Povidone Iodine juice right inside our skin. It feels painful when Povidone Iodine enters. Just be patient because the infection will definitely be suppressed when Povidone Iodine reaches it.

4. The only side effect of Povidone Iodine is the tanning of your skin. That's okay because in the long run the skin will also return to normal.

5. Do this for 7-10 days until the infection is gone.

Alcohol Infections:

If your infection is not serious, you can try alcohol first. For those who often have boils  alcohol is also the solution there.

As we did with Povidone Iodine, soak the cotton buds with alcohol and apply it 3 times a day.

Another piece of advice: Hygiene and hygiene are our only defense against diseases. Take a good bath every day. Consult a doctor if the wound has not healed.