Warts. Ways to Win the war?

Answer 1

Leave' em alone. Like little Bo Peeps sheep, many warts respond to a loose hand, According to one estimate, 40 to 50 percent of all warts eventually disappear on their own, typically within two years, Children in particular often lose warts spontaneously. I caution that warts constantly shed infectious virus, and if left untreated they may get larger or spared to other areas, So if your warts start multiplying,take action

Answer 2

I won the war. I had a place around my thumb nail where I had a few warts. they would not go away. I was reading one day and saw a herbal treatment for them. Wash it really good then put some black walnut tincture on it and cover it up. Do this 3 or 4 times a day. It works so well I forget which thumb it was.

Answer 3

Um... What kind of warts, hun?

The genital kind needs to be under the supervision of a doc, as HPV can lead to cervical dyplasia and cancer. Sex is tricky with these, and you have two options... Either find a dude who has them, too, or wear protection at all times. You can get them removed as they pop up, though, so that you don't, um, look bad down there.

Other ones that just pop up out of nowhere can be removed in your docs office.

Answer 4

If you have not gone to www.mayoclinic.com and checked out their suggestions for treatment, you may wish to do so.

The one that startled me was duct tape. It supposedly works.

My sister has been fighting persistent plantar warts for over 2.5 years. No fun.

I don't know if yeast (candida) has anything to do with it, because what I have read warts are from HPV, but I'd bet they work together.

For basic information on the systemic yeast syndrome, check out the link on the Welcome page of www.hufa.org.

Answer 5

Never show up...PeAcE