Home Remedy To Get Rid Of Armpit Lumps...
Armpit lumps are common and most times they are a sign of inflammation of the lymph nodes and can be treated at home (if they are not indicators of a serious health issue)...Armpit lumps are common and most times they are a sign of inflammation of the lymph nodes.
Armpit lumps are usually not serious health concerns but in rare cases they might be an indication of a serious health problem in which case it's best to see a medical practitioner/professional.
Usually shaving, using deodorant sprays/roll-ons, harmless growths and so on may be the simple reasons for armpit lumps but most times they tend to come off rather annoying so if they are simple reactions, there are ways to tackle them:
1. Using Lemon Juice
Lemon juice contains anti-inflammatory properties which help reduce swelling and pain from the lump (this happens mostly due to shaving wrongly) as well as Vitamin C.To use lemon juice on armpit lumps:- Squeeze juice from lemon- Apply this with cotton ball al over the lump and the area- Leave it on for fifteen to twenty minutes- Rinse it off with water and gently pat dryRepeat this twice daily till you get desired results.
2. Honey
Honey helps fight infection and it also contains anti bacterial properties. Works well to fight irritation as well as infections.To use honey on armpit lumps:-
Apply natural honey on the affected area- Leave this on for about fifteen minutes- Rinse off with lukewarm waterNote: If however you notice a persistent lump under the armpit, be sure to check with your doctor.
3. Warm Water
An age-old home remedy to treat an armpit lump is warm compresses. The hot temperature helps increase blood circulation, reduce the size of the lump and ease pain.
Soak a thin towel in hot water, Wring out the excess water. Place the towel under your armpit for 5 to 10 minutes. Repeat 3 or 4 times daily for a week.
4. Vitamin E
Vitamin E is a powerful antioxidant that can help treat an armpit lump within a few days. In addition, it reduces swelling and prevents fluid buildup in the lymph nodes. It also helps retain moisture and facilitate skin repair. Massage the lump with vitamin E oil for a few minutes, 2 or 3 times daily for a week.
Also, take vitamin E supplements after consulting a doctor or eat a diet rich in foods with vitamin E. Some foods rich in vitamin E are almonds, sunflower seeds, spinach, avocado, extra-virgin olive oil, Swiss chard, asparagus, turnip greens, beet greens and others.