Ganglion Cyst Home Remedies
There are many ganglion cyst home remedies. Surgery is also an option but today we want to focus on ganglion cyst home remedies. This page discusses and lists multiple ways to treat a ganglion cyst naturally at home. We don’t and cannot guarantee that any of these ganglion cyst home remedies will work for you.
There are many ganglion cyst home remedies
Home Remedies
- Black Tea Bags
- Frankincense Oil
- Aloe Vera
Home Treatments
- Smashing with a book
- Massage
- Warm Compress
Homeopathy
- Causticum
- Phos
- Ruta
Smashing the cyst with a heavy book (ie. bible)
Believe it or not but this was once the recommended way to remove a ganglion cyst.The largest book in many homes was the bible and the bible was used to smash the ganglion cyst and break it.The synovial fluid is then dispursed into the surrounding area.It won’t get rid of the ganglion cyst shell so eventually, the synovial fluid will accumulate again in the same location.
We do not recommend this treatment as it may cause damage to the surrounding tissue and bad bruising.
Click here to see a painful video of a ganglion cyst being smashed by a book.
Ganglion Cyst Natural Remedies
Ganglion cysts are known to occur in people between the ages of 15 and 40 years old. Now, it’s time for me to reveal some of the most effective tips on how to treat a ganglion cyst at home in details, so if you want to learn how to deal with your ganglion cyst at home, you should read the full article.
Black Tea Bags
The acidic property of black tea helps heal a ganglion cyst and prevents it from getting worse. The tea’s anti-inflammatory nature also provides relief from pain and swelling.
Dip a black tea bag in warm water for 5 minutes.
Remove it and squeeze out the excess water..
Hold the moist, warm tea bag over the affected area for 10 minutes
Massaging Ganglion Cysts
Many professionals feel that massage therapy is not the best approach to try and reduce the size of a ganglion cyst. The reason is because massaging a ganglion cyst may break the ganglion cyst’s wall. Deep tissue mass must be very deep and can be extremely painful. This massage that stimulates the cyst (such as friction) can be very irritating and could exacerbate fluid production in the sac.