How to remove warts

Warts are a skin disease that we often encounter. Many people find that they have several warts on their bodies and they habitually pinch them with their fingers, trying to get rid of them with their hands. Warts are a relatively serious skin disease. When a wart appears, it often leads to the appearance of many warts. So what kind of method should we take to solve this skin disease, warts?

How to remove warts

Wart is the common name for verruca. It is a growth that appears on the damaged part of the skin and mucous membrane after a virus infects the skin and mucous membrane. Depending on the appearance of the infected area, they are called common warts, plantar warts, flat warts, filiform warts, etc. There are many treatment methods, including freezing, laser, ionization, surgery and other methods. The surgical method is more thorough, but the trauma is greater. The freezing method cannot completely cure in one time and requires multiple treatments. Electrosurgery and laser treatments are prone to scarring. Therefore, it is recommended to choose the appropriate treatment method according to your actual situation.

1. Physical therapy

In clinical practice, physical treatment of warts is the most common treatment method. Among them, physical treatment methods include electrocautery, laser, and infrared coagulation, which are more suitable for common warts with a relatively small number. However, using these methods to treat warts may leave scars on the patient, so the patient must consider it carefully. Moreover, the pigment left by physical methods is difficult to remove later, so it should not be used on particularly sensitive areas such as the face and neck.

2. Fumigation and removal

First, prepare the Sophora flavescens slices or Isatis root, add 1500-2000 ml of water, and when the water is reduced to only 500 ml, you can remove the residue. The patient can first fumigate with hot medicine and then wash. In addition, patients need to soak the warts in warm water 1-2 times a day, each time for 15 minutes. Afterwards, you can also use gauze dipped in medicine to scrub the wart with a little force. Seven times constitutes a course of treatment. In most cases, your warts will fall off after a week.

Common diseases in children: folk remedies for treating warts

Banana peels can cure warts

I once got a little folk remedy: apply banana peel on the surface of the wart (commonly known as warts) to soften it, and then fall off little by little until it heals. I have cured two warts on my head and face using this method. I applied banana peels several times and pinched them off little by little with my fingers. After it was cured, it never grew back.

4 Bipolar magnetic silver needles are effective in treating warts

A relative or friend gave me a bipolar magnetic silver needle. I tried using it to stimulate a wart the size of a grain of wheat on the temple of my head. After pressing it several times, I pinched the wart with my hands and it fell off naturally without bleeding. The wart that had been there for many years was eradicated. Leung Wai Man

Garlic can cure warts

A few months ago, a wart the size of a millet grain appeared on the right side of my face, and then gradually grew to the size of a mung bean. I tried cutting garlic cloves into small pieces and rubbing them on the affected area. First, dry scabs appeared on the monkey's surface, and finally fell off completely. Now the affected area is as smooth as before, without any trace left.

Lard for warts

I have a wart on the back of my hand, and it's getting bigger day by day. A friend told me that you can apply lard (or fat) several times a day. I tried it for more than a month, and the warts fell off by themselves without leaving any trace.

Lala vine can cure warts

There are thorns on the stems of the Lala vine, like small pieces of grass. Use the stems of the La La vine to rub the warts on your hands. They will become flat immediately and will prevent infection. This is what my neighbor told me. The wart on my hand has been scraped off.

Simple biological treatment for warts and skin boils

Prepare iodine, 75% alcohol and a thin thread (other strong thin threads can also be used). Disinfect the wart with iodine, the area of ​​which should be twice that of the wart, then deiodine it with alcohol, and tie it tightly at the base of the wart with a thin thread (cut off the remaining thread) to cut off the blood supply. If the wart stalk is large, tighten it again after three or four days. In this way, small warts and growths will dry up and fall off in four or five days, and large ones will fall off after a week. I have been practicing medicine for many years and I use this method to treat warts. It is painless, does not bleed, does not leave scars, and the effect is very good.