The efficacy and function of wild taro

Wild taro is a wild plant. It is the tuberous stem of the Araceae plant, which is a very toxic substance. It can be used as medicine, mostly for external use. It is also called old taro or stone taro. It is mostly harvested in autumn and can be used fresh or dried. The following is a detailed introduction to the effects and functions of wild taro. Friends who want to know about wild taro can come and learn about it.

The efficacy and function of wild taro

1. The efficacy of wild taro

Wild taro has many functions such as detoxification, pain relief and swelling reduction. It can be used to treat human bruises, sprains and hemorrhoids. During treatment, you can slice the wild taro and fry it into juice, and then use the juice to clean the affected area. Using it once a day can play a good therapeutic role.

2. Wild taro can treat snake bites

Wild taro has an excellent detoxifying effect and can be used to treat snake bites. During treatment, peel and mash fresh wild taro, then make it into a paste and apply it directly to the red and swollen areas around the wound. If there is no fresh wild taro, you can also grind dried wild taro with well water into a paste and apply it to the wound, which can also play a good detoxifying role.

3. Wild taro can cure mastitis

Wild taro also has a good therapeutic effect on human mastitis, but it needs to be used in conjunction with fragrant dregs during treatment. The specific method is to mash the wild taro and fragrant dregs together to make a paste, and then apply it directly to the affected area. Change the dressing once a day and use it continuously for five to seven days to achieve obvious therapeutic effects.