Anti-infective compositions, methods and systems for treating pathogen-induced disordered tissues

An anti-viral composition for treating disordered tissue caused by a virus, comprising:

• at least one of a nucleoside or 1-docosonal;
• and
• a liquid carrier comprising a tissue penetrating component for penetrating skin in a rapid manner without rapidly diffusing beyond the skin.

A method for treating viral-induced disordered tissue, comprising:

• identifying disordered tissue that comprises one or more lesions caused by a virus;
• and
• applying an effective amount of a treatment composition to a surface of the disordered tissue and causing and/or allowing the treatment composition to penetrate into the disordered tissue, the treatment composition comprising a nucleoside in a liquid carrier comprising a tissue penetrating agent for penetrating skin in a rapid manner.

A method for treating viral-induced disordered tissue, comprising:

• identifying disordered tissue that comprises one or more lesions caused by a virus;
• and
• applying an effective amount of a treatment composition to a surface of the disordered tissue, the treatment composition comprising at least one of a nucleoside or 1-decosanol in a liquid carrier, the treatment composition being applied while applying sufficient pressure to the disordered tissue so as to firmly compress the disordered tissue against bone, tooth, gum, or other tissue underlying the disordered tissue in order to assist penetration of the treatment composition into the disordered tissue.