Planters warts... I heard that duct tape works good.. but....?

Question

I also heard that, you arent suppose to get your feet wet? how am i suppose to do that? Can i just get in with the tape on my feet and then change it out when i get out? i want to get rid of these asap!!! i got them after i came back from marine bootcamp... someone please give me some advice

Answer 1

yes duct tape works great but it does take time for the tape to work. Keeping the duct tape on 24/7 is the best, but I have seen it still work, when the tape is put on when you sleep or in your case not in the water. It just may take longer.

Patience and diligence Good Luck!

Answer 2

Plantar warts have a root to them that keeps growing inward into the foot. Here's the best procedure I know of and have had experience with; Two times a day, soak the foot in warm Epson Salts water for 15 minutes, after soaking, with a brush scrub the wart using Dial Soap. Dry the area good and use adhesive tape, I used the thick white tape, I suppose the Duct Tape would work as well, and after a few days the tape will simply pull the wart off, root and all. A Planter wart is not the same as say a wart on the finger, elbow or arm, knees, they are a raised viral wart, Plantar wart is usually flat and not raised. The way to kill a regular wart is by smothering the virus. Take a band-aid, cover the wart with Vaseline, then apply the band-aid tightly and just leave it there as long as you can. You might change the band-aid and apply more Vaseline in a few days, but the wart will simply dry up. Hope your Son is able to get rid of the Plantar Wart with my procedure. Works every time. Good luck.

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Answer 4

I have patients with recoccuring warts. Instead of using a chemical like Compound W/etc. you can try essential oils such as grapefruit oil or theives oil. A great product is made by Young Living essential oils. I also carry a product, Trace Minerals, that can be put on the warts. It takes a little while for them to go away, but I think you would be blown away by the results. You can contact me if you are interested in ordering either product or have further questions. [e-mail].

Answer 5

We use Tea Tree oil for warts and corn. We dilute it 10 drops carrier oil and 4 drops tea tree. Put it on the wart or corn and put on a bandaid. During the night I would saturate a small cotton swab and tape it down on the wart or corn with a band aid. It will take a few weeks but it works. And they did not return

Answer 6

I have had a plantar wart on my foot for about 2.5-3 years. I've lost count. Anyways, I've tried everything I know to try. Compound Wart Removal being the latest attempt. But, I still have that stilly little alien on my foot. And, it's getting really really annoying!!! I hope you have better luck that I have.

Answer 7

i had one before too...they suck! if you go to your local pharmacy and ask the pharmasist for the wart pad for planters warts. they keep them behind the counter but you dont need a prascription, and they are only like 25 cents a pad and u can cut it and it will last a long time
i cant remember what they are called but this is what my doctor had me do
hope u can find them

Answer 8

i had a few warts on my both hands....i also had a surgery to remove them but they kept on growing...so i stopped caring them then after year they all automatically vanished!!!!
well if u want to get rid of them asap then u better give it some medical check up....the doc. will guide u the best....
by the way i even tried duct tape but it didnt worked!

Answer 9

Freezing them works for me. There is a kit for doing this in a drug store.

Answer 10

Go to a podiatrist!