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Removing Warts Methods
Started by husker, Jun 09 2006 07:48 PM
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#1
Posted 09 June 2006 - 07:48 PM
Warts seem to run in my family. I just had one froze on my foot today. I have had many on my hand too. It's not really that they hurt, but just knowing they are there make you uncomfortable. Do any of you guys have warts? Is freezing the best way to get them off? Freezing isn't that paniful, but is there an easier way. I heard something about putting duct tape on them.
#2
Posted 09 June 2006 - 07:52 PM
Well there is an old wives tale that I've heard that says: "If you rub a nickel on the wart and throw it over your shoulder and never look back. It will get rid of it." A friend of mine claims it works, but I have not witnessed it or tried it.
I have also heard the duck tape one as well. I think your suppose to leave it on for a week or something and it should work. This I have also never tried or witnessed.
I have also heard the duck tape one as well. I think your suppose to leave it on for a week or something and it should work. This I have also never tried or witnessed.
#3
Posted 09 June 2006 - 07:58 PM
I would think duct tape would only remove some of it, and then youd be left with part of it, and it will grow back. Im guessing freezing, is probably just the best solution. I don't have warts, so i dont really know, one of my sisters has them majorly, but she wont do much about them.
#4
Posted 09 June 2006 - 08:08 PM
JasperIk, on Jun 9 2006, 03:58 PM, said:
I would think duct tape would only remove some of it, and then youd be left with part of it, and it will grow back. Im guessing freezing, is probably just the best solution. I don't have warts, so i dont really know, one of my sisters has them majorly, but she wont do much about them.
eww thats pretty gross -.-
i had one on my hand not to long ago, i couldnt afford to get it frozen or anything so i just cut it off and dug it out, seemed to work fine as it hasnt come back since
#5
Posted 09 June 2006 - 09:47 PM
The part about rubbing a nickle on it might not work, but "not looking back" part will. Putting duct tape on them for a week is probably part of the same principle. It's all about not thinking about it.
I know it seems weird, I had one on my thumb when I was probably 6 years old, and then my sister had one on her foot when she was a teenager. My dad would put a band-aid over them and say some kind of rhyme or something. He made us promise not to think about it once the band-aid was put on. we thought he was joking, but we played along. For whatever reason, it worked. Not thinking about it or looking at it worked better than that smelly Compound W stuff. That would only get rid of them temporarily.
I know it seems weird, I had one on my thumb when I was probably 6 years old, and then my sister had one on her foot when she was a teenager. My dad would put a band-aid over them and say some kind of rhyme or something. He made us promise not to think about it once the band-aid was put on. we thought he was joking, but we played along. For whatever reason, it worked. Not thinking about it or looking at it worked better than that smelly Compound W stuff. That would only get rid of them temporarily.
#7
Posted 09 June 2006 - 10:17 PM
Well I can't say that I think cutting or digging it out is a good idea as it can leave scars. Nor do i know about the nickle thing but sounds too old wive's talish to me.
I do know that you can get rid of them when they first start to appear my putting Dandelion milk (the white sap in dandelion flower stalks) on them. Worked perfectly for me. Put the dandelion milk on when I first saw one and the next day it was gone. As for when they are full-blown, I have no simple cures. The only time I had them somthing bad, my mum got a cream from the Chemist (Drug Store) that made them fall off... Good luck and I hope you find a solution!
I do know that you can get rid of them when they first start to appear my putting Dandelion milk (the white sap in dandelion flower stalks) on them. Worked perfectly for me. Put the dandelion milk on when I first saw one and the next day it was gone. As for when they are full-blown, I have no simple cures. The only time I had them somthing bad, my mum got a cream from the Chemist (Drug Store) that made them fall off... Good luck and I hope you find a solution!
#8
Posted 09 June 2006 - 10:31 PM
You guys have some weird ideas, but I think I'll just stick with freezing. You all are very superstitious. I find it hard to believe that nickel thing, and singing sounds too weird. I might have to try duct tape on of these days. I'll let you know if I do. The freezing kit seems to be the cheapest and easiest way. Thanks a lot guys (and girls)!
Edited by husker, 09 June 2006 - 10:31 PM.
#10
Posted 10 June 2006 - 12:47 AM
Warts are transferred through contact, so it’s probably why you got that wart on your finger, if you don’t completely get rid of the wart, it’ll just grow back. I had two warts 3 years ago, one of them I tried to apply this weird patch thing that didn’t work, and yes, I finally got it frozen off, which seems to be the best method, hasn’t been back since.
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