Until a month ago, I had a huge problem with warts growing on my hands. It started with one, which stubbornly refused to die for 2 years. Then, one day, several others grew. I tried to kill them in a few over-the-counter methods, none of which worked. I had a doctor (general practioner) freeze them, and they came back. Finally I made an appointment with a dermatologist (he can't see me for 6 months), and in the meanwhile I decided to try one more over the counter treatment. It can't hurt right? So I picked up a treatment that uses a bandaid to apply 18 percent silaic acid to the warts. To my pleasure, I killed five warts this way--or at least got the visible portion to fall off. Then, to my graet suprise, just after the five warts fell off, abruptly *every* other wart on my hands, of any size or age, shrank away. It took under a week.
Does anyone know why this happened? Did my immune system suddenly "recognize" the HPV virus? I'm deeply curious as to what cause this turn of events.
2007-03-03
04:04:17
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notredamebird
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