Take one fig leaf and apply the white sap oozing from its cut surface to the affected area. Leave it on until the sap turns yellow and dries. Repeat 1-2 times daily; the fish mole should gradually fall off within about one month.
Luffa Leaf Method
Wash several fresh luffa leaves with water. Rub the affected area repeatedly with a small piece of leaf until it breaks down and releases its juice. Apply 1-2 times daily for about 10 minutes each session. After approximately two weeks of consistent use, the fish mole should fall off.
Burdock Seed Method
Soak 10 grams of burdock seeds in 50 ml of 75% ethanol for 7 days in a sealed container. Strain the liquid and apply it to the affected area several times daily. After 7–15 days of continuous use, the fish mole will gradually fall off.
Dandelion Method
First, apply the sap from the dandelion root externally to the affected area for one minute. Then, crumple the entire leaf into a ball and rub it over the area for three minutes. Repeat once daily for one week. After discontinuing treatment, a hard scab will form over the fish mole lesion and eventually fall off on its own, leading to healing.
Castor Seed Method
Peel castor seeds and grind into powder. Wash hands thoroughly, then press them onto the fish mole area and rub repeatedly. Perform 1–2 times daily for 1–2 minutes each session. After approximately two weeks, the fish mole will gradually fall off on its own.
Ginger Method
Take an appropriate amount of ginger, crush it to extract juice, mix with an equal amount of rice vinegar, and apply to the affected area. Apply 1-2 times daily to aid in treating the fish mole.