Home remedies for mumps
Home remedies for mumps
What is mumps?
mumps is a viral infection that affects the salivary gland, which is called the ears of the ears. It is a highly contagious virus. After the infection, the patient can feel the swelling of the ears of the ears directly under and in front of the ears. The swelling usually lasts about 7 to 9 days. Some of the symptoms associated with mumps are fever, sore throat, pain when swallowing and chewing and in rare cases swelling around the ovaries in girls or testicles in boys. Once you get the mumps infection, you will normally no longer get it in your life.
Common causes of mumps
- paramyxovirus
- droplets of cough and sneezing
- missing vaccination
home remedies for mumps
Tip 1:
Take a paste of dry ginger powder and water and apply it to the visibly swollen parts.
Tip 2:
aloe vera is an excellent means of treating mumps. Pull off a fresh piece of aloe vera leaf and rub the gel onto the affected area to relieve swelling and pain.
Tip 3:
The use of a warm or cold compress is an effective means of relieving the pain of the swollen glands caused by mumps.
Tip 4:
treat yourself to adequate rest and relaxation until the fever disappears.
Tip 5:
The herb Myroblan is another useful means of healing Mumps. Make a thick paste out of this herb and water and apply it to the swollen area.
Tip 6:
Ground the asparagus seeds with Bockshorn clover seeds until a thick paste is created. Apply this paste to the affected area to relieve the pain. 
Tip 7:
The leaves of Margosa (neem leaves) work wonders in the treatment of mumps. Pulverize the leaves and mix the same amount of the powder with turmeric powder until it gives a paste with a little water, and apply it to the swollen area. This will give a great relief of mumps.
Tip 8:
Keep out of acidic foods such as citrus fruits and curd cheese. Instead, prefer liquids such as water and vegetable soup.
.