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Genital Warts Are Not Scary, Find the Right Remedy to Solve It! Warm-hearted Netizen (Dream): Hello, Teacher Hu, thank you very much for your selfless dedication in creating such a great communication platform for patients. I have been following your space for over three years and have benefited greatly. Unfortunately, I contracted genital warts this year, possibly due to staying in a hotel with questionable hygiene conditions. However, I can assure you that I have not engaged in any inappropriate behavior. I spent a long time in the hospital receiving injections and IV treatments, spending a lot of money, but my condition fluctuated, causing both physical and mental suffering. At the hospital, I met a fellow patient with whom I had a great conversation. After being discharged, he called me excitedly to share that his condition had been cured using a small folk remedy. He sent me the recipe and encouraged me to try it boldly. To my surprise, my condition was cured in less than 20 days. I was initially hesitant to share this with you, but seeing so many patients still suffering, I decided to send you the remedy today so that more people can benefit. However, I kindly ask Teacher Hu not to disclose my contact information or name. Thank you! Specific Recipe: – 15 grams of Sophora flavescens (Ku Shen) – 15 grams of Astragalus (Huang Qi) – 15 grams of Phellodendron bark (Huang Bai) – 15 grams of Coix seed (Yi Yi Ren) Grind the above four herbs into a fine powder and set aside. Use a small bamboo spatula to apply a small amount of the powder to the affected area daily, gently massaging for a moment. Apply 6 times a day, using 1 gram of powder each time. Additionally, take acyclovir tablets orally according to the instructions. A 10-day period constitutes one treatment course, and 1-2 courses are typically needed for a cure. Reminder: Avoid sexual activity during the treatment period, refrain from consuming spicy foods and seafood, and avoid smoking and alcohol. Increase intake of vitamin C-rich fruits such as tomatoes. Contributor: Teacher Liu (name not disclosed)
