Warts Treatment

A wart is typically a small growth that appears on a person’s hands or feet and looks like a solid blister or a small cauliflower. They may also appear in other parts of the body.

Warts are usually painless, but can cause itching and burning if they are in high-friction areas.
There are many different kinds of warts, including common warts, flat warts, plantar warts, and genital warts. The common wart is generally raised and dome-shaped with a rough, grayish-brown surface.

Wart Symptoms:

Warts come in various shapes and sizes and usually appear as rough elevations on the skin. These elevations appear more frequently on the fingers, elbows, knees, face, and scalp. Those that appear on the soles of the feet are called plantar warts. They are very painful and the sufferer is not able to walk properly.

Causes of Warts:

All warts can spread from one part of your own body to another. They may spread from one person to another, but this is uncommon. Treatment is available if you do not like how the wart looks or if it is painful.

Warts Remedies:

• As a natural wart remedy, few things are more natural than potatoes. Try rubbing freshly cut raw white potatoes on the warts several times a day. You should see results in a couple of weeks. 
• Fresh Aloe Vera juice is applied directly to dissolve warts and tone the skin. 
• White Household Vinegar & Baking Soda: Sprinkle a heavy coat of baking soda on the area then drizzle vinegar over it. Do this once in the morning and once at night. 
• Baking Soda: Slather on a thick paste made with baking soda and water. 
• The fresh plant, sap (figs) or concentrate (papain) can be applied; any of these can be taped to the skin for several hours. 
• Clear Nail Polish: Paint it with a coat of clear nail polish, reapply as needed. 
• Another common and popular method of wart removal include applying a single drop of essential lemon oil directly on the wart itself. Repeat as necessary until wart is gone. 
• Hydrogen Peroxide: Dab on using a cotton swab. 
• Place a small amount of toothpaste on the wart. Cover with a Bandaid or plaster and repeat daily. Wart should be gone in about a week. 
• Toothpaste: Dab regular toothpaste generously on top. 
• Cover the wart with clear nail polish and let it dry. When the nail polish wears off repeat the process. The wart should be gone in two weeks. 
• Vitamin C Tablet: Mix a thick paste of finely crushed Vitamin C tablet and water. 
• Tape an aspirin tablet to the wart and change the tablet daily. The wart will be gone in 1 – 2 weeks.