Want to Learn How to Get Rid of Warts on Skin

Types of Warts:

Various types of the HPV virus cause different types of warts. 

• Human papillomavirus are the most common.  Although they are considered to be contagious, it is very common for just one family member to have them.
• Plantar warts are found on the bottom of the foot.
• Flat warts may arise on the face, legs, and other parts of the body, often in large numbers.
• Filiform warts typically appear as a single long stalk, often on the face.
• Filiform or digitate

      ·   Genital – Also called veneral warts

• Mosaic- a group of tightly clustered plantar-type warts
• Periungual
• Anogenital warts
• Butcher’s HPV type
• Heck’s disease
• Oral – on the lips are inside the mouth.
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Now that you may be able to determine which type of wart you have, you may be able to determine if you want to remove it.  Almost all warts can be removed at home, but it is advised that you, at least, seek professional advice. In fact, if you have genital warts, you are urged to see a health care professional. This is because, in addition to having your warts removed, you may also need to be prescribed medication. This medication may help to reduce the number of outbreaks you experience. 

Many myths and truths about warts exist. Do you remember like most of us as a child to not dare pick up a frog or you will get warts. I really don't know who came up with that assumption. Frogs have nothing to do with warts. Actually most warts are really painless. They can be referred to as a lump that is non cancerous. Most of us have an immune system to the warts and usually can't get them.

Warts come in a wide range of shapes and sizes. A wart may be a bump with a rough surface, or it may be flat and smooth. Tiny blood vessels grow into the core of the wart to supply it with blood. In both common and plantar warts, these blood vessels may look like dark dots in the wart's center. In most cases, the skin lines and creases over the wart look distorted.

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· Duct tape - Cut a piece of duct tape to fit over your wart. Leave the tape on for six days, then remove it and soak your wart in water for a few minutes. Use an emery board or pumice stone to file the dead skin on your wart down. Dry the area over night then reapply another piece of duct tape in the morning. Continue this process until your wart is gone. This is believed to work because the irritation that is caused forces your immune system to fight off the virus.

· Garlic - Crush some fresh garlic, rub it directly on your wart, and cover it with a bandage. Apply new garlic every day and your wart will blister and fall off within as little

Crush some fresh garlic, rub it directly on your wart, and cover it with a bandage. Apply new garlic every day and your wart will blister and fall off within as little as a week. Be careful not to get garlic on the surrounding healthy skin; it helps to apply petroleum jelly to the skin around your wart.

· Vinegar- Soak a cotton ball in vinegar and tape it to your wart with a bandage for at least one or two hours daily.

· Dandelion Sap - Pick a dandelion from your yard, break the stem open and drip the sap onto your wart. Do this daily until your wart disappears. The sap will mildly irritate your skin, stimulating your immune system to get rid of the wart. Do not use dandelions that have been treated within the past few years with an herbicide.

· Vitamin C - Make a paste out of ground Vitamin C tablets and water. Dab it onto your wart and cover it with a bandage. The high acidity of Vitamin C will aide in eliminating your wart as well as helping to fight off the HPV.

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