How to Remove a Wart-Leading Ways to Remove Warts
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Article Title: How to Remove a Wart-Leading Ways to Remove Warts
Author: Jim Evans
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In order to remove a wart, it's important that we know what a wart is in the first place.
Warts are rarely anything to worry about, and just about everyone has at least one somewhere on their body. Warts are merely a type of infection caused by the human papillomavirus, which we contract through ordinary contact with other people.
Warts come in a number of shapes and varieties, and so what you decide to do to rid yourself of them depends on exactly what you've got.
Moreover, different remedies work for some folks, but not for others. Indeed, what is appropriate treatment for a wart on the sole of your foot, let's say, may not be appropriate for one on your face.
Doctors have ready access to a range of different medications. They are generally very, very safe to use, and are not toxic to you and I. Warts are rarely, if ever, a life or death issue, so the drugs used to counter them need not be particularly powerful or dangerous to human health.
You can have surgery to remove your warts. This is your last resort if medications do not do the job.
Cryotherapy is one simple and widely used option. Liquid nitrogen, or some other cryogen, is applied to the wart, causing it to freeze. Freezing kills the wart, along with a small apron of skin surrounding the wart. (But don't worry about that!) The wart will simply fall off by itself after a number of days.
Laser treatment is also a popular choice, and has some of the same effect as cryogens, but the wart is killed and burned off using concentrated light energy. You should know that it can be a little painful, so you might consider requesting a local anesthetic.
Scarring can occasionally be an issue with laser therapy, depending on the location of your wart, your skin type, and the duration of treatment.
Every pharmacy has medications readily available without prescription. These can be very inexpensive, and will almost surely be the place you start before you opt costly medicines or surgery.
One popular non-prescription medication is salicylic acid. Applied right onto the wart, it will kill it over a period of a few weeks. Your wart will eventually die and fall off. However, this method takes patience, and not everyone wants to submit to the time it takes.
There are a few cryptherapeutic remedies you can buy over the counter and try at home. Ease and low cost are the plus side of these, but they may not be as effective as you would like. These use cryogens that are less powerful than liquid nitrogen, and so the really low temperatures required for real cryotherapy are never achieved. Try it anyway; it has been very effective for some.
At the end of the day, there a ton of natural methods which have been in use for centuries. Some are believed to work; some are clearly ineffective. Talk to your local naturopath or health food store to see what is currently available.
About The Author: Jim Evans is a mole and wart removal expert. For more great tips on how to remove a wart visit http://www.secretsofmolewartremoval.com.
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Article Title: How to Remove a Wart-Leading Ways to Remove Warts
Author: Jim Evans
Word Count: 533
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In order to remove a wart, it's important that we know what a wart is in the first place.
Warts are rarely anything to worry about, and just about everyone has at least one somewhere on their body. Warts are merely a type of infection caused by the human papillomavirus, which we contract through ordinary contact with other people.
Warts come in a number of shapes and varieties, and so what you decide to do to rid yourself of them depends on exactly what you've got.
Moreover, different remedies work for some folks, but not for others. Indeed, what is appropriate treatment for a wart on the sole of your foot, let's say, may not be appropriate for one on your face.
Doctors have ready access to a range of different medications. They are generally very, very safe to use, and are not toxic to you and I. Warts are rarely, if ever, a life or death issue, so the drugs used to counter them need not be particularly powerful or dangerous to human health.
You can have surgery to remove your warts. This is your last resort if medications do not do the job.
Cryotherapy is one simple and widely used option. Liquid nitrogen, or some other cryogen, is applied to the wart, causing it to freeze. Freezing kills the wart, along with a small apron of skin surrounding the wart. (But don't worry about that!) The wart will simply fall off by itself after a number of days.
Laser treatment is also a popular choice, and has some of the same effect as cryogens, but the wart is killed and burned off using concentrated light energy. You should know that it can be a little painful, so you might consider requesting a local anesthetic.
Scarring can occasionally be an issue with laser therapy, depending on the location of your wart, your skin type, and the duration of treatment.
Every pharmacy has medications readily available without prescription. These can be very inexpensive, and will almost surely be the place you start before you opt costly medicines or surgery.
One popular non-prescription medication is salicylic acid. Applied right onto the wart, it will kill it over a period of a few weeks. Your wart will eventually die and fall off. However, this method takes patience, and not everyone wants to submit to the time it takes.
There are a few cryptherapeutic remedies you can buy over the counter and try at home. Ease and low cost are the plus side of these, but they may not be as effective as you would like. These use cryogens that are less powerful than liquid nitrogen, and so the really low temperatures required for real cryotherapy are never achieved. Try it anyway; it has been very effective for some.
At the end of the day, there a ton of natural methods which have been in use for centuries. Some are believed to work; some are clearly ineffective. Talk to your local naturopath or health food store to see what is currently available.
About The Author: Jim Evans is a mole and wart removal expert. For more great tips on how to remove a wart visit http://www.secretsofmolewartremoval.com.
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