When do figs ripen? Can fig leaves cure hemorrhoids?

Figs are edible, sweet, and have excellent nutritional value. Many people know this, but do you know other things about figs? Do you know when figs are ripe and ready for sale? Do you know the benefits of fig leaves? Some people say that its leaves can treat hemorrhoids. Is this true? If you don't know these questions, you can refer to my detailed introduction to figs.

When do figs ripen?

Figs will start to bear fruit two to three years after planting, and will reach their peak production period in the sixth year after planting. August to September each year is when figs are most likely to mature. However, there are many different varieties of figs, and their maturity times vary. The earliest ones can mature and be put on the market as early as June each year.

Can fig leaves cure hemorrhoids?

1. Fig leaves can treat hemorrhoids

Fig leaves also have many functions. They can clear away heat and detoxify, relieve pain and reduce swelling, and have a good therapeutic effect on human hemorrhoids. During treatment, you can boil fig leaves in clean water, take out the liquid after boiling, cool it and then directly wash the affected area. Wash it once in the morning and evening every day to achieve good therapeutic effects.

2. Fig leaves can cure hemorrhoid bleeding

Fig leaves can not only treat common hemorrhoids, but also treat human hemorrhoid bleeding when taken orally after being cooked with eggs. Eggs cooked with fig leaves can provide the human body with a variety of vitamins and a large amount of protein, which can soften the human blood vessels and reduce blood stasis. It has a good therapeutic effect on human hemorrhoid bleeding and can quickly stop bleeding and relieve pain.