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How to Apply Mollenol and Patches: Step-by-Step Guidance Application Order: Oil First, Then Patch Apply Mollenol lotion or oil directly to the head of each molluscum bump first, especially the pus-filled ones[1][2]. After the lotion is absorbed, cover only the larger pus filled bumps with a Moll…

Mollenol is a topical, all-natural product which can be used for managing the symptoms of molluscum contagiosum and other skin issues where pus-filled bumps are present. Its active ingredients include eugenol (from clove oil), acetyl eugenol, and lauric acid (from coconut), all of which have recogni…

The sudden appearance of small, stubborn bumps on your child’s skin—or your own—can bring a mix of frustration, worry, and endless questions. Molluscum contagiosum is more than a tongue-twister; it’s a common viral skin infection that causes those signature dome-shaped lesion…

Molluscum contagiosum bumps can indeed become inflamed. This inflammation is often a sign that your body's immune system is starting to recognize and fight off the virus that causes molluscum contagiosum. It can also be a sign that a bacterial infecton has taken hold.  When this happens, the bu…

The molluscum virus enters the body through a tiny break in the skin resulting in localised infection. Molluscum is a skin virus not a blood based virus. For many people, contact with the virus will produce no symptoms at all because they are immune. In cases where immunity has not developed, mollus…