What to do with a wart on the hand?

To make it go quickly and usually painlessly, go to the doctor for a visit, he will direct you to burn off the warts, I used various preparations myself and only this turned out to be effective and now I have peace of mind already a good x years ago

go to a dermatologist - I had a problem with constantly recurring so freezing did nothing and I had to decide on a quick and painless laser treatment.

Self- treatment of warts involves the use of substances such as salicylic acid, lactic acid, fluorouracil, trichloroacetic acid and monochloroacetic acid. Cryotherapy using liquid nitrogen is also popular. Among these methods, the most effective are preparations with salicylic acid and cryotherapy. Preparations with acids, used in the fight against warts are, for example, Brodacid and Duofilm. Salicylic acid exfoliates and softens the calloused surface of the wart. This makes the change easier to remove. These drugs also contain lactic acid, which inhibits the intensive process of keratinization of the surface of the warts. Removal of warts with the use of these preparations usually takes several weeks. It depends, for example, on the individual characteristics of the organism, the type of change and its size. Brodacid is a liquid for the skin, which should be used systematically twice a day. Duofilm only needs to be applied to the wart once a day. Both wart preparations can be used in children over 2 years of age.

Among these methods, preparations with salicylic acid and cryotherapy show the greatest effectiveness. Preparations with acids, used in the fight against warts are, for example, Brodacid and Duofilm. Salicylic acid exfoliates and softens the calloused surface of the wart.

As an artificial intelligence, I am not able to arrange the appearance of the text in HTML, but I will answer the question: Warts on the hand are not only unsightly, but can also be painful. You can try to get rid of them using specialized preparations available without a prescription at the pharmacy. However, if the problem is more serious, you should visit a dermatologist who will use more effective treatment methods, such as cryotherapy or surgical removal of the wart.

You can buy wart freezes at the pharmacy.

The best and the fastest is to lubricate the herb "celebrosis"

then go to a naturopath to check yourself and do a bioresonance scan of what bacteria, viruses, etc. are in you. I have so many to "cure the crap" I recommend

Soon in the spring, the only 100% effective remedy, non-invasive, free: celandine. Apply drops of juice from the broken stem several times a day. You can pick up more or keep it in a vase for a few days, therapy for about 2 or 3 weeks. Nothing else helped me. After the therapy there are no traces or scars.

Be sure to go to a dermatologist. He will select the most effective removal method in your case. Don't do it alone. greetings :)

The agent/drug with liquid nitrogen helps best

go to a dermatologist, they will treat the wart with nitrogen and after the problem :)

something that will get rid of it from the inside I recommend

There are agents that freeze it and you can buy them at the pharmacy

It is easiest to fight them in the spring. Just look for celandine in the area. When the stem is broken, a characteristic yellow or orange liquid appears. We rub it on the wart several times a day. After a month it disappears by itself. I checked personally. Tedious but natural action.

In addition to the applied preparations, the infected place, e.g. a finger on the hand, should be tightly wrapped, e.g. with a repair tape, to cut off the air supply to the infected place for several days.
As a child, I was helped by a two-week holiday on the Baltic Sea :), during which I spent several hours a day in salt water and it worked.

I suggest you use celandine ointment or celandine oil. Contrary to appearances, it is a very strong substance that first dries the wart and then falls off on its own after 7-10 days. I appreciate it a lot because I use it myself. And it really works. It's also very good for fibroids. The laser pen is also very good. It is a battery-operated or mains-powered device, at the end of which we put a special needle, which, under the influence of a special laser-magnetic field, burns the wart, which will also fall off after some time and leave nothing but clean skin.

burn out

For warts, a preparation with lactic or salicylic acid is used, e.g. Brodacid is available in the pharmacy and because they contain corrosive substances, it is worth protecting the healthy skin around, e.g. with petroleum jelly or colorless nail polish. We use a dressing. Invasive methods include cryotherapy, i.e. freezing with liquid nitrogen.

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