What is the best cure for warts?

Answer 1

You think that's a small mole on your face that suddenly sprouted. But it's not — it might even be a wart! It's very easy to catch the papilloma virus, the one responsible for these mole-like, flesh-colored spots on the skin. Scratching, intimate contact, and the use of infected personal toiletries can spread the virus from person to person.

Although there are a thousand ways of treating warts, almost all of them are painful and irritating, not to mention too costly on your budget! Godiva Fruit Acid Revitalizing Complex, with its various hydroxy acids, lactic and glycolic acids, works as an effective medication against warts.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

No, HPV is not technically curable. But, don't get too scared, because even though it is not curable it is still treatable. The warts themselves can be removed in a variety of ways, whether with medication or medical procedures. However, unfortunately, if this is HPV, you can have the warts treated but the virus remains in your system permenantly. If I were you, I'd get the Gardasil vaccine so you won't have to worry about this so much. I've gotten that vaccine, and it protects against something like 90% of genital warts. So that way, if you don't have HPV already, you're not likely to get it in the future. Ask your doctor about it, it's worth it. Best of luck!

Answer 4

Salicylic acid (Compound W) is good. Liquid nitrogen is OK... Nitric acid (if you can get a hold of some and know what you're doing) works well.

Answer 5

Look up duct tape therapy online. It works better than cryotherapy, and it's less painful!

Answer 6

Freeze them off with nitrus.

Answer 7

try to go to skin care center and they'll burn it (it doesn't hurt ) and they will give you a cream for maintenance

Answer 8

duct tape

i swear to god

Answer 9

go to a dermatologist and have it cauterize.