Womens Health

How to get rid of warts   by Jhonny Marcel

Causes of Warts:

Warts are a single virus, of which there are many varieties caused. This

Virus, human papillomavirus, or HPV. This virus is one of the

disseminated infections in the world – which affects about 40% of all

People. Since warts are caused by HPV, it is often

known as “wart virus”. Genital warts are the most common wart

Association with this virus, however, all warts are caused by HPV. Each

Type of wart (common, plantar, flat, and genital) comes from a different

Voltage. Common warts from HPV types 2, 4 and 7 to come. Plantations warts

Type 1, in the sole. Flat warts come from

3 and 10 types of HPV. Genital warts are the result of over 30 different

Types of HPV virus. Wart human

Warts are actual viruses living in the skin. The blood vessels that feed the wart

and thus the virus itself, alive and present. This is the

Why wart removal can often be very painful – the wart

to and integrated into the capillaries in the skin. If you are at your

Wart, you can see small black dots inside. Blackheads are

Reality clotted blood vessels feeding your wart. Yummmmm.

Warts are a non-infected area of ??skin spread comes in contact with a

infected area, either through direct contact or through contact with the skin cells

from the wart. It is assumed that the infected skin must

to forgive at least a tiny tear for HPV. In other words,

If you have a wart somewhere on your body and contacts wart

damaged skin of another person, can that person is now infected

HPV. (This includes warts on the hands and feet.)

2nd Different types of warts:

Warts come in various shapes, sizes and appearances. Some are single

Shock, while others are trained in groups. Below is a guide to the types of

Warts and what you are looking for when determining what type of wart you.

* Plantar warts: A common wart that grows on the left side of his

Foot. Because they are in the bottom of the foot are usually

Plans and painful because your body weight in a hurry. Wart

is actually much larger than what can be seen. When you click the button

Wart, you’ll see an area that is yellowish, the range of

no wart. These warts are very contagious, because the skin so

with your feet. The virus likes warm and moist

Environments, including the gymnasium floor of the shower so long

Athletes the same way as athlete’s foot. Athlete has the highest

Planters warts incidence and diabetics are also prone to it.

* Flat warts: These warts are small and soft, with a round or oval

to form. They appear in large numbers – 20 to 100 per hour – everywhere

the body. In children, these warts are usually on the face. In

Men in beards and women can be found in the legs. Plane

Warts can spread quickly cuts while shaving. In addition, scratching

affected area can cause warts to spread in a linear fashion.

* Genital warts: Genital warts are spread through sexual contact with

Genitals, anus or mouth. In general, however small, smooth,

flesh-colored. They can be tough and rough and also develop a

Tribes. Sometimes multiple warts may grow as a small cauliflower.

These warts are usually painless and disappear within a few months, but

Which is not curable, so you can return again and again. For

genital warts specific information, see our article How to get rid of

Genital warts.

3rd The treatment of warts:
Over-the-Counter Wart Cure

Luckily for you, most warts spontaneously, but if you want

to accelerate the process, there are many over-the-counter products that can

be treated. These are suitable for freezing (a mixture of dimethyl ether and

Propane) or burn (salicylic acid) of the wart, which will destroy the

Cells with the virus. Some of these compounds are W (gel, liquid,

Pad and spray), Dr. Scholl (pads / discs, liquid), Wartner (pads, liquid)

and Curad (pads). It is important, non-prescription drugs in use

Genital warts or face. These drugs are too harsh for these sensitive

Areas.

Home Remedies for Warts

There are a variety of home remedies for warts to choose from;

* Tape. Cut a piece of tape to fit on your wart. Let

Band in six days, and then remove and enjoy your wart in water for a few

Minutes. Use a pumice stone or emery file the dead skin on the file

Wart. Dry the surface at night then again a piece of tape

Tomorrow. Set the process until the wart is gone. It

probably because of the irritation that occurs forces the immune system

System to fight against the virus.

* Garlic. Crush some fresh garlic, rub directly on the wart and cover

with a bandage. Apply new garlic every day your wart blister

and fall in just one week. Make sure you get garlic

the surrounding healthy skin, it helps to apply petroleum jelly

the skin around the wart.

* Vinegar. Enjoy a cotton ball in vinegar and tape to your wart with a

Sell ??at least one or two hours per day.

SapDandelion * dandelion juice. Select a dandelion in your yard, break the

Mother open and dripping juice onto the wart. In order to do this every day until the wart

disappears. Sap easily irritate the skin, promoting their

Immune system to get rid of the wart. Do not use dandelions that have been

treated in recent years with a herbicide.

* Make a paste of vitamin C. Vitamin C tablets to the ground and water. Sole

You were and with a bandage. The acidity of vitamin

C helps to remove warts and help fight against

HPV.

* Banana or lemon peel. Cut a piece of shell to Fit Over your wart and

with tape on the inside down before bedtime. Chemicals and oils in these

Peels help dissolve and discourage warts.

* Papaya. With a ripe papaya, make small incisions on the surface, so that

the sap to flow. You can collect the clot and SAP. Mix the thick

SAP with water and apply it to your wart morning and evening. Enzyme

Papaya digests dead tissue.

* Basil. Insulate the shredded basil, fresh on the wart using waterproof first-aid

band. To do this, to kill every day, a week, and the connection of the virus in

To kill basil leaves on the wart.

* Castor oil. Rub castor oil on the wart every day break

low, perhaps because the oil keeps the moisture of the wart, so that the hard

Skin, in addition to our own.

* Aloe Vera. If you have an aloe plant at home, you break a leaf and rub

the gel on your wart. Repeat this daily and your presence will disappear,

can to malic acid in aloe vera.

* Hot water. Since plantar warts are sensitive to heat, by the inclusion of their

Feet in warm water (110 – to 113 degrees F) water for 15 minutes a day can

remove warts.

(All the above remedies and many more are found in the book are

1801 Readers Digest Home Remedies: daily treatments of trust

Health problems)

Warts cured by hypnosis and suggestion

Hypnosis has been a proven method to get rid of warts. In some

Cultures, prompted the patient to look in the night sky and count nine

Stars for nine nights. This method seems like superstition,

is to stimulate the subconscious mind and to create faith and

Expectations to get rid of warts. This type of hypnosis works

Children often believe that a certain ritual

“Magic”, their warts disappear. An example would be to develop a

Complex “cure warts” ritual with your child, like the touch of a stone

the wart, then bury the stone that the disappearance of the middle

Wart.

Adults who have lost much of the innocence of children with other

Methods of hypnosis or the power of suggestion. The placebo effect works

with many diseases. This suggests that the wart fell by powerful

X-rays, in fact, worked with a man in your warts fall off the

The next day (Readers Digest Home Remedies, 1801, 2004).

Deep Trance Now Hypnosis The program draws on the sale, saying,

be able to help remove warts.
Surgical methods of wart removal

If none of the counter remedies work or techniques of hypnosis

remove warts, there are several surgical procedures that your

Doctor can do to remove warts.

* Cryosurgery – freezing the wart with liquid nitrogen. This gel

the wart and destroy the infected tissue, requires multiple visits and

Healing is widespread. Very painful – your doctor may inject lidocaine to numb

in the region.

* Electrocautery – with a high frequency electric current (cable) that is applied

on the wart. Very painful.

! * Owie laser – can leave scars, does not destroy the root of the virus and

Warts can recur.

* Surgical excision – cutting the wart. Lidocaine is injected to numb

in the region. Scarring is common.

* Cantharidin treatments – the chemical that comes from “beetle”

diluted to the wart and tape is secured to the wart and

can be removed within 24 hours. When mixed with other cantharidin

Chemicals can, the dressing can be removed within 2 hours. There is immediate pain,

but extremely painful 3-8 hours after application. Wart

Blisters. You must then return to your doctor for him / her to remove it

dead skin cells. If not completely removed, your doctor may repeat

Process. It has varying degrees of success. (Note: Cantharidin is

Toxins, the most extreme, such as strychnine. Is taken only 10 mg

fatal.)

* Imiquimod – a drug commonly used to treat genital warts. It can

prescribed for plantar warts and flat. If the wart is applied all -

3 days. Cream activates the immune system response against

the virus that causes warts. This can cause reddening of the skin around the wart.

* Bleomycin – (a drug against cancer), cimetidine (an antihistamine) and

Tretinoin (vitamin A derivative in some preparations used for acne) – all

in small amounts can be injected directly into the warts are difficult to remove.

Tips for prevention of warts:

How to avoid contracting warts:

His only way to prevent warts is to avoid the human development

Papillomavirus (HPV). The following tips will help you in this task:

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Wear sandals! Wear sandals in public restrooms, locker rooms, and to

Pools. These are hot and humid ideal for the virus.

* Do not touch the warts on his body or another person.

* Do not share socks, shoes, razors or towels. The fact that warts are not

visible, the virus can be present.

* Keep your feet dry. If your feet sweat a lot, socks

Wipe moisture.

* Be very careful not to lead to the feet. Warts grow

easily if the skin is broken or injured.

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