Molluscum Healing Ointment


Soothing the skin as molluscum contagiosum is treated

Molluscum contagiosum is a common viral skin condition that sees sufferers develop round, firm, painless lesions on their skin. While not painful, these lesions can be itchy and when scratched will quickly spread both on the sufferer and to other people who come into contact with them.

Molluscum Away™ products are designed to treat the symptoms of molluscum contagiosum. Our Molluscum Contagiosum Patches do the hard yards – infusing molluscum contagiosum lesions with specialized ingredients designed to break down the virus at its source. However, the use of our patches often causes a flare in the sufferer’s immune system as it attacks the molluscum contagiosum virus. This can lead to the lesions or the skin around them becoming inflamed or red for a time.

When this happens, it’s time to employ the use of our Molluscum Healing Ointment.

Our specially formulated molluscum contagiosum cream treatment is infused with targeted ingredients that help soothe and heal inflamed skin. It’s ideal for use on molluscum contagiosum lesions that reach the angry stage of the healing process. No more itching or redness, with our Molluscum Healing Ointment you’ll be able to mitigate the discomfort that comes with successfully treating molluscum contagiosum.

How long does molluscum last? Not long with the use of this ointment.

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Molluscum contagiosum gets worse before it gets better

The process of treating molluscum contagiosum can be an arduous one. While most bumps will resolve within 7 days after treatment with Molluscum Contagiosum Patches, particularly stubborn ones can take a few weeks to go away completely. In that time, the virus can put up one hell of a fight.

Molluscum contagiosum lesions often become bigger and slightly inflamed just before they resolve and heal. This is the result of the body’s immune system doing its work in fighting the virus.

While the inflammation itself can’t be helped, it can be treated using our specialized molluscum contagiosum cream treatment. With regular application, the affected area will remain protected and soothed as it heals, ensuring no ongoing symptoms or scarring occurs.

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How long does molluscum last?

If left untreated, molluscum contagiosum can last anywhere from six months to two years. During that time, it often spreads to different areas of the skin as well as to other people who come into contact with the sufferer. Once someone has molluscum contagiosum it can become very difficult to rid them of the virus.

This is where our Molluscum Contagiosum Patches come in. They treat the lesions at their source, ensuring the virus is dealt with and helping to mitigate possible transmission to other people.

Treating molluscum contagiosum with our Molluscum Contagiosum Patches can take anywhere from a few days to a few weeks, depending on the immune system of the sufferer. Employing the use of our molluscum contagiosum cream treatment ensures this treatment process is as smooth and effective as possible.

Why should you treat molluscum contagiosum?

The molluscum contagiosum virus generally resolves without medical intervention but some sufferers might develop complications. These can include:

  • Impetigo – if a sufferer scratches at an itchy lesion they can develop impetigo, a type of skin infection
  • Conjunctivitis – if molluscum contagiosum lesions occur on the eyelids of the sufferer they can develop this eye infection
  • Disseminated secondary eczema – if a sufferer’s immune response to the virus is disproportional they can develop disseminated secondary eczema
  • Scarring – sudden scarring of the skin can occur in sufferers of molluscum contagiosum
  • It’s contagious – sufferers can very easily pass the molluscum contagiosum virus onto others they come into contact with

Molluscum contagiosum is an often visible skin condition that can also result in the sufferer developing self-esteem issues or facing social stigma.

The virus spreads most commonly in children which can raise issues in school or other social situations. As is often the case, treating molluscum contagiosum helps children avoid isolation from their peers and helps them to rebuild their self-esteem.