TREATING DIFFICULT PLANTAR WARTS – The Washington Post

Q. I’ve been plagued by plantar’s warts on the bottom of both feet for years. I’ve been treated three times by different doctors who have either removed these warts using a laser or have cut them out. Each time they returned.

I’m tired of the pain of foot surgery, but want to get rid of this problem. Are there any other methods for getting rid of these warts once and for all?

A. Plantar warts can be tough to get rid of. I’ll go over the different treatments for them, but if they’re not bothering you, it may be best to leave them alone.

About half of all warts will disappear by themselves within two years. Unless they’re painful or unsightly, you may be able to ignore them. But if you do get treatment, make sure it isn’t worse than the condition you started with.

Plantar warts are warts located on the sole or plantar surface of your foot. Many people mistakenly call them planter’s warts, and perhaps think they have something to do with working in the garden. The pressure of your weight makes them grow flat, under the skin, rather then heaped up, as they can on your fingers or other places.

Like all warts, plantar warts are caused by a virus. The virus is slow to spread, but it can break out on other parts of your body, as it has on both of your feet. It can also spread to another person, but not easily. One way of getting plantar warts is in communal showers.

Plantar warts are particularly hard to treat. The reason is that you may get rid of the wart, but the virus lies dormant beneath the skin. Weeks to months later, it can trigger another wart to grow.

The goal of treatment is to destroy the wart and its virus while causing as little damage as possible to healthy skin. Because you have to put weight on your feet, many treatments cause some degree of pain until your foot heals.

Doctors treat warts by several different methods. No one is obviously better than another, which is why so many treatments exist. They include:

Caustic chemicals, like salicylic acid and dichloroacetic acid, which destroy the top layer of skin without scarring the lower layers.

Blistering agents, like cantharone, which form a painful blister on the skin, lifting the wart off without leaving a scar.

Podophyllin, which selectively destroys wart tissue more than it does normal skin.

Freezing, using liquid nitrogen applied directly to the wart.

Burning, using an electric current or laser beam applied to anesthetized skin.

Surgery, cutting or scraping out the wart and leaving a scar.

When possible, it’s best to start with simpler treatments and progress to more destructive ones. Not only is that less expensive, but if you’re left with a scar, it can occasionally be painful.

The simplest remedy is home therapy using a non-prescription wart medicine like Compound W, which is salicylic acid. If your doctor recommends this treatment, you can apply it to the wart according to directions in the package. Other liquid treatments must be applied by your doctor, which adds the expense of several office visits. The most expensive, though not necessarily best treatments are surgery and laser therapy.

Before treating yourself, check with your doctor. You first need to make sure that your problem is indeed a wart and not some other skin condition. You’ll also be able to get some advice on how to take care of your particular problem.

Jay Siwek, a family physician from Georgetown University, practices at the Fort Lincoln Family Medicine Center and Providence Hospital in Northeast Washington.

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5 Tips for Getting Rid of Warts

Having a wart can be cause for feeling embarrassed and self-conscious, especially as warts on the hand, an area of your body that is hard to cover up. The good news is that warts are easy to remove. Discover 5 tips on how to remove a wart, including home remedies, treatments from a doctor, and tips to prevent the spread of new warts.

What Is a Wart?

There are a few types of warts, which include the common wart, the plantar wart, and genital warts. The common wart is a benign (non cancerous), raised bump on your skin, often rough on the surface and flesh colored. They can also be dark or have a speckled appearance caused by small blood clots in the skin. The common wart is caused by a virus (human papillomavirus or HPV) and is spread by touch. You are more likely to get the virus if you have a cut on or damage to your skin, such as skin broken by a hangnail. Usually, common warts appear on your hands and fingers and are likely to be acquired if you bite your nails, which can damage the skin around your fingers. Children are more likely to get warts because their immune system is still developing. People with compromised immune systems, like those with HIV, also have a higher likelihood of contracting the HPV virus and getting warts.

Plantar warts are caused by the same virus as common warts, but usually grow on the bottom of your feet, especially on the weight-bearing parts of your feet, such as your heel. Plantar warts can grow in clusters and tend to be flat because the pressure on your feet causes the wart to grow inward. You will know they are there by the hard, thickened skin above the wart. They are also often painful or tender, especially when pressure is applied while walking or doing other activities while on your feet. The small black dots (often called “seeds”) that appear on the plantar wart are clots in small blood vessels. It is usually best to seek the help of a dermatologist in plantar wart treatment.

Genital warts are a common, sexually transmitted condition of the HPV virus. Like plantar warts, they can either grow alone or grow in a cluster, often looking like cauliflower. Often though, they are too small and flat to see. In both men and women, they can appear wherever sexual activity has taken place, such as the groin, the mouth, or the anus. In women, they appear on the vulva, vagina, cervix and groin, while in males, they are found on the groin, penis, scrotum and thigh. Genital warts often cause itching, tenderness, pain, or bleeding.

Home Treatments

Typically, if you have a strong immune system, your warts will go away on their own, but it can take a while, especially as warts can spread to other parts of your skin. It is always best to see a dermatologist to get a proper diagnosis and treatment plan for your warts, but there are some things you can do to get rid of your common warts at home. These treatments are not recommended for genital warts, which should be attended to by a dermatologist.

• Salicylic acid: you can get this over-the-counter treatment without a prescription. It will either be in a gel, as a liquid, or on a pad or patch. You will need to apply the acid once a day, and should do so after soaking your wart in warm water. You can get rid of the dead skin that develops on top of the wart by filing the skin with an emery board or pumice stone. Make sure to use disposable emery boards or pumice stones, as re-using them can cause the wart(s) to spread.
• Wart freeze: you can freeze your wart with an over-the-counter product that uses liquid nitrogen as a gel or a spray.
• Duct tape: you may be able to get rid of your wart by covering it with duct tape. The Mayo Clinic recommends covering the wart with silver duct tape for 6 days, soaking it in water and filing away the dead skin, leaving it exposed for 12 hours and then repeating the process until the wart is gone.
• Prevent the spread of new warts: there are many things you can do to prevent getting warts and to prevent new warts from forming. These preventative measures include: cover your wart to keep the virus from spreading, don’t pick at your wart, keep your hands and feet clean and dry, don’t bite your nails, wash your hands regularly, wear shoes when in public showers or pools, and use protection during sexual activity.
• See a doctor: there are a few reasons why you should see a doctor about your wart. If you are at all unsure as to whether the bump is a wart, see a dermatologist — it could be a sign of skin cancer. You should also see a doctor if you have gential warts, if your wart bleeds or is particularly painful, if it is in a sensitive place like your face, if you have diabetes, or if you have a lot of warts. Plantar wart removal is best done by a doctor. Whatever type of wart you have, a dermatologist can treat the wart with a stronger acid than is available to you as an over the counter treatment. They can even perform minor surgery or use a laser to burn the wart off.

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The Best Topical Treatments for Plantar Warts

Plantar warts can be an irritating nuisance, and they can even spread if left untreated. Thankfully, plantar warts are easy to heal and only require one or several trips to the podiatrist’s office for topical treatments. Learn more about treating plantar warts, as well as tips on how to prevent them, below.

What is a plantar wart?

A wart on the foot is known as a plantar wart. They are small, rough growths caused by a virus that has entered broken skin. Human papillomavirus, or HPV, is the direct cause of plantar warts. There are over 150 kinds of HPV affecting different parts of the body, but only a few are known to cause plantar warts.

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Are plantar warts dangerous?

Certain types of HPV can cause cancer later in life, but the strain of HPV that causes plantar warts is benign. Warts are dangerous only because they are highly contagious. It’s possible for new warts to spread to the rest of the body without treatment. Plantar warts can be more painful than warts on other parts of the body because of the constant pressure placed on them from walking and other activities.

Despite being highly contagious and bothersome, most warts are not harmful. They will eventually go away within two years, but it is still recommended to see a podiatrist.  

Topical treatment options for plantar warts

Depending on the size and location of the plantar wart, your podiatrist may prescribe a topical treatment medication to apply at-home or perform a treatment in-office.

Cryotherapy

Cryotherapy is a topical treatment for plantar warts that deep-freezes an affected area. Typically, podiatrists use liquid nitrogen in cryotherapy to treat plantar warts, which is fast and effective. Some warts may disappear after one treatment, but other warts may require two or three treatments in total. Cryotherapy is an excellent topical treatment because it has very little risk for scarring and heals quickly.

The downside of cryotherapy is that it can be painful, particularly in areas where the skin is thicker, such as on calluses on the feet. A blister may also develop. Despite these downsides, the few treatments make cryotherapy a great option for treating plantar warts.

Salicylic acid

Another popular topical treatment for plantar warts is salicylic acid. Salicylic acid is a peeling medication that is applied over the wart in liquid, cream, or patch form. There are over-the-counter prescriptions for salicylic acid, but if the plantar wart is located on the sole of the foot where the skin is thick, a podiatrist will recommend a stronger prescription to effectively remove the wart.

It’s recommended to soak the wart in warm water before application or apply the treatment after a shower or bath. After patting the area dry, apply the treatment. Once the treatment has sat for the prescribed amount of time, exfoliate the area to remove dead skin cells from the wart. This treatment should be applied daily for the fastest results.

Salicylic acid is an easy treatment to do at home after the podiatrist has reviewed the wart. There are a few risks associated with this treatment, such as irritation of the skin, in which treatment should be stopped immediately and you should contact your podiatrist. Also, salicylic acid may take up to a few weeks of daily application for the wart to fall off. However, there is little to no pain and can be applied at home.

Electrodesiccation and curettage

These topical treatment options are more involved than salicylic acid and cryotherapy. They are generally recommended as the next step if the previous treatments don’t work.

Electrodesiccation and curettage are topical treatments that use an electric needle to cauterize the affected area and a small cutting tool to manually remove the wart. They are usually performed at the same time. Podiatrists will apply local anesthesia and use a low to medium current to burn the wart until it turns white. They will then cut the wart using the curettage tool and apply a postoperative ointment to reduce pain and scarring.

While electrodesiccation and curettage are not the first options recommended for patients with plantar warts, they are highly effective. The risks for these treatments include scarring and postoperative pain; however, the pain is lessened by an ointment and is overall less painful than cryotherapy.

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Tips to prevent warts

The best practice for plantar warts is to prevent them from forming in the first place.

• Wear shoes in public pools, bathing areas, and other public settings. If you are walking around a public swimming pool or taking a shower at a campground, be sure to wear flip flops or other shoes to protect your feet from plantar warts.
• Bandage any cuts on the foot with a triple antibiotic ointment. Plantar warts arise from the HPV virus entering broken skin. To keep your feet clear of warts, apply a triple antibiotic ointment to heal the wound and bandage accordingly.
• Wash your feet after being exposed to public areas. If you have been in a public setting and your feet were exposed, wash your feet with soap and warm water to keep your skin clean and free of unwanted germs.
• Don’t touch other people’s warts or your own warts. This is obvious, but avoid touching other peoples’ plantar warts, as well as touching or scratching your own, as this increases the risk of spreading the virus.
• Keep your feet dry. Warts love a moist environment, so prevent them from developing by keeping your feet dry after water activities or exercise.

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Plantar Warts | Appalachian Foot & Ankle Associates

Warts are noncancerous tissue abnormalities and are growths caused by a virus. While warts can occur at any part of the body, plantar warts are warts that form along the foot’s bottom and are considered the most painful. Plantar warts occur when a virus enters the body by cuts or breaks in the skin, and while they’re not dangerous, they can be resistant to treatment and considerably painful. With that in mind, our podiatrist at Appalachian Foot & Ankle Associates can provide extensive removal of the wart and offer biopsies to rule out other potential causes.

What Caused My Plantar Wart?

Plantar warts are caused explicitly by direct contact with the human papillomavirus, the most commonly transmitted infection. Many people with HPV don’t develop symptoms, but can still infect others with the virus through direct contact. While there is no cure for HPV, many treatments for the symptoms involve wart removal. Vaccines are often the best preventative measure against HPV for children, and for those with plantar warts, it can happen in these variations:

• Solitary – Also known as a single wart, these types of plantar warts increase in size and may eventually multiply and spread to other areas of the body.
• Mosaic – Mosaic warts are multiple warts clustered together in one area. These formations are often more challenging to treat because of their proximity.

Plantar warts are often confused with corns or calluses due to their appearance. To best determine if you have a plantar wart, these symptoms most often occur:

• Thickening skin – Plantar warts tend to be hard and flat, while corns and calluses have raised surfaces that develop like layers on top of the skin. Warts have a tough, thick tissue that’s grown and have well-defined features. 
• Sharp-shooting pain – Sharp, burning pain often occurs with plantar warts due to their proximity to the foot’s weight-bearing areas. Any pressure placed on the wart causes intense pain and doesn’t have the irritating feel that corns and calluses produce. 
• Tiny black dots – Plantar warts often appear gray, brown, or black and have pinpoints of dried blood underneath the surface.

How are Plantar Warts Treated?

It’s essential to note that plantar warts can be quite resistant to treatment and tend to reoccur due to the presence of the virus in the body. We do not advise at-home treatment due to the possibility of destroying healthy skin and tissue. Many at-home medications contain acids and chemicals that should be avoided by people with diabetes, cardiovascular, or circulatory disorders.

At Appalachian Foot & Ankle Associates, we can supervise your wart-removal preparation and provide various removal procedures to make your visit with our podiatrists comfortable. Our office is equipped with the latest technologies to help determine the correct diagnosis and provide treatment. For plantar warts, we offer removal through these varieties of methods:

• Oral medications
• Cryotherapy
• Laser therapy
• Acid treatments
• Surgery

Our podiatrists can provide effective, minimally invasive treatments that remove your plantar wart and provide preventative measures for protecting your feet from harm. For more information, please contact us at 828-277-8402 to schedule an appointment at either of our Asheville or Marion, NC office locations.

Treatment for Plantar Wart Sufferers

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 Plantar warts are typically hard and grainy growths that appear on the heels and balls of the feet. Warts occur when the human papilloma virus (HPV) enters your body through cuts or weak spots on the bottom of the feet. Once plantar warts start to grow, they can take as long as two years to go away if not treated. Luckily there are plenty of treatments to reduce, remove, and prevent the inconvenience. Cryotherapy, also known as freezing therapy, is the most widely used method is removing warts, but it may not always work if the treatment does not reach the entire wart. Over-the-counter salicylic acids and prescription medications are also available aid wart removal process. If a plantar wart is particularly thick, a mixture of cryotherapy and salicylic acid treatments may ultimately do the trick.

Plantar warts can be painful and can worsen if not treated properly. If you would like to be treated for plantar warts, consult with Dr. Andrew H. Cohen, D.P.M. of the Mid-Michigan Foot and Ankle Center. Dr. Cohen will attend to all of your foot and ankle needs and provide you with quality treatment.

About Plantar Warts

Plantar warts are found on the feet. These warts are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) getting into open wounds on the feet. You can recognize plantar warts by a hard bump on the foot. They are usually found on the heels or balls of the feet. Plantar warts are usually not a sign of anything dangerous but do not ignore them if they do cause pain or embarrassment.

If you do have a plantar wart, you may notice some pain when standing but since these warts are not cancerous or dangerous, a podiatrist only needs to be seen if there is excess pain. Although plantar warts don’t often call for treatment, there are options available. They can be frozen off, removed by an electric tool or burned off using laser treatment.

Home remedies are also available to help with plantar warts. An apple cider vinegar soak can help remove the wart. You can soak your feet in the vinegar for 20 minutes before using a pumice stone to remove any loose skin from the wart.

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Warts | My Alfred University

Warts are growths that are the result of a virus causing rapid growth of cells on the outer layer of skin. The virus, human papillomavirus (HPV), has 60+ types. While warts are commonly found on the hands or feet, certain types of HPV can cause warts in the genital area. Warts are contagious via direct contact with the virus. This can occur not only from person to person, but can also spread on the same person to other body parts that are in contact with existing warts. Following is information on the types of warts and ways to treat them.

Types of Warts

• Common Warts: Common warts are usually found on fingers and toes, and have a rough, grainy, round appearance. The color is usually a little grayer than the surrounding skin.
• Plantar Warts: Plantar warts are usually flesh-colored or light brown. They can have little black dots which represent tiny, clotted blood vessels. They are found on the soles of the feet and are not raised like other types. They can make walking uncomfortable.
• Flat Warts: Flat warts are common in teens and children. They are smoother, flatter, and smaller than other types of warts. They are pink, brown, or yellow. Flat warts can occur on the face, arms, or legs.
• Filiform Warts: Filiform warts are small flaps of skin (skin tag) that are found around the mouth, nose, or neck. They are usually skin color.
• Periungual Warts: Periungual warts are found underneath and surrounding toe/finger nails. They can be painful and affect nail growth.
• Genital Warts: Genital warts is the most common sexually transmitted infection in the U.S. It is characterized by small raised growths, usually red, pink, or skin colored, and can occur in clusters of 3-4. It can be spread rapidly to other parts of the skin, or to intimate partners. They can be found on the genitals, in or around the anus, and for women, in or around the vagina. Genital warts are not usually painful, but can sometimes cause mild pain, bleeding, or itching. Some types of HPV can lead to an increased risk for cervical cancer in women so accurate diagnosis and monitoring is important.

Home Treatments for Warts

Before treating warts at home, it’s important to keep a few things in mind

• Warts are contagious, especially when you start to treat them. Any object used (tweezers, file, etc.) should not be used on any other body part after touching the wart.
• Those with diabetes should not treat warts on the feet. A symptom of diabetes is numbness of the feet, and an individual could injure themselves without realizing it.
• Facial or genital warts (sensitive body areas) should not be treated at home
• A doctor should be consulted if
  • The wart looks infected (bleeding, pus, etc)
  • The wart is painful
  • The wart changes color
  • The person has diabetes or an immune deficiency (HIV/AIDS)

Common Treatments

Freezing: Concentrated cold air (doctor’s use liquid nitrogen) is applied to the wart, killing the cells and allowing the dead tissue to be removed

Salicylic Acid: This is the active ingredient in many home treatments, with daily application for a few weeks. Soaking the wart in water prior to treatment aids in effectiveness.

Other: Other treatments have been successful for some, including application of duct tape to the wart for several days, followed by soaking/scraping. Several rounds may be necessary.

Surgery: Minor surgery through a doctor can be considered for stubborn warts that don’t respond to other treatments. Laser, burning, and excising the wart have all been used successfully.

How Can Warts be Prevented?

If you have wart(s) already, you want to minimize the spread of them to others and to other parts of your body. There are several suggestions for this:

• Don’t pick your warts. Remember that the virus is contagious when the wart is opened up, or that top layer of cells is removed. When you pick your warts, the virus is on your hands and can be easily spread to other parts of your skin, or to surfaces that others may touch.
• Cover your warts with a bandage
• Keep your hands and feet dry as warts are more difficult to control when moist
• Wear footwear (flip-flops) when in locker rooms
• Don’t comb, brush, or shave areas where warts are present
• As with any virus, wash hands thoroughly and regularly, especially if in contact with someone who has warts
• Genital Warts: Options for prevention include abstinence, condom use, limiting partners, and avoiding anyone who has signs of genital warts.

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I used the drug Papiderm to get rid of a wart, I had one, but it was huge. I bought the product, and after a couple of weeks I forgot that there was such a problem at all.Therefore, now I can write only a positive review, there is nothing wrong with the product, some pluses. I agree with the comment above, the preparation contains only natural ingredients, so it is extremely beneficial.

Expert opinion

I bought Papiderm when I faced the problem of warts. At one time he spoke closely with a lady who had a couple. This did not bother me, but apparently it was necessary to be careful, since the warts turned out to be contagious, and I also appeared.We no longer meet with the girl (for another reason), and I easily brought the warts with Papiderm, I still have an excellent opinion about this tool, I advise everyone.

How to order

In order to place an order for the best remedy for plantar warts, you must leave your contact information on the site. The operator will contact you within 15 minutes. Will clarify all the details with you and we will send your order. In 3-10 days you will receive the parcel and pay for it upon receipt.

Customer Reviews:

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Papiderm is a drop that can be taken both internally and externally, stimulating the immune system, helping the body fight the virus by suppressing it. Thus, papillomas are removed, which increases the effectiveness of treatment several times.

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Natural remedy Papiderm was a real discovery for me. With regular use, it is quite possible to remove all growths on the body without a trace.The effectiveness of the drug is due to the destruction of HPV, that is, the causes of warts, papillomas and genital warts. The likelihood of relapse is reduced to an absolute minimum. New growths can only form if the virus is re-infected.

I brought papillomas together with Papiderm, and I had a lot of them, I don’t know where and how I picked them up. I sin on the pool, I go there quite often. The drug was advised to me by a friend, he also used it. I also bought Papiderm, and after a week of using papillomas, there were almost no papillomas, and a little later the skin was completely cleared.I am happy, I am writing a positive review here. Where to buy the best plantar warts remedy? I bought Papiderm when I was faced with the problem of warts. At one time he spoke closely with a lady who had a couple. This did not bother me, but apparently it was necessary to be careful, since the warts turned out to be contagious, and I also appeared. We no longer meet with the girl (for another reason), and I easily brought the warts with Papiderm, I still have an excellent opinion about this tool, I advise everyone.

⭐Rating of the best remedies for warts according to experts and customer reviews. ✅Rating Nominations: Best Cauterizing. If you go to the pharmacy and ask for a patch for plantar warts, then, most likely, you will be offered Salipod. These are domestic products. This is the best remedy for plantar warts, which are painful and cause significant discomfort to their owner. The drug instantly freezes the skin growth to the base. Remedy for plantar warts: a review of pharmaceutical preparations…. A plantar wart is a benign growth on the feet. The disease is caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV), which enters the body. The best remedy for warts and papillomas. Good day! … Faced the problem of plantar warts. The stage was quite advanced, the warts were about a year old, on one foot, about 5-7 mm in size each. Means for removing warts Sashera-Med Dezpapilon. Before choosing the best remedy for warts, you need to visit a dermatologist and determine what type of virus.The exceptions are juvenile and plantar warts, which usually do not require additional treatment. External drugs. There is a wide selection in pharmacies. Review of the best remedies for warts and papillomas: pharmaceutical preparations and alternative methods. … Pharmaceutical companies offer a variety of medications designed to externally remove growths. All drugs for the treatment of plantar warts are divided into several pharmacological groups. Verrukacid is an effective remedy for warts on the foot, which does not contain toxic substances.The most popular remedy for plantar warts in the pharmacy is the Salipod patch. … It is not recommended as a remedy for the treatment of internal plantar warts, although it relieves external warts quite well. After cauterization, the wart turns black, the crust disappears, and the growth. A plantar wart is a benign growth on the skin of the foot that is caused by the activity of the human papillomavirus in the body. Most often, HPV-associated formation on the feet is provoked when immunity is weakened.Diagnostics boron. Plantar warts can be necrotizing, immunomodulatory, or. Plantar wart remedy in the form of a cream, ointment or gel has a number of advantages over other forms of drugs. In the list of the benefits of creamy preparations.

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I used the drug Papiderm to get rid of the wart, I had one, but it was huge. I bought the product, and after a couple of weeks I forgot that there was such a problem at all. Therefore, now I can write only a positive review, there is nothing wrong with the product, some pluses.I agree with the comment above, the preparation contains only natural ingredients, so it is extremely beneficial.

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Natural remedy Papiderm was a real discovery for me. With regular use, it is quite possible to remove all growths on the body without a trace. The effectiveness of the drug is due to the destruction of HPV, that is, the causes of warts, papillomas and genital warts. The likelihood of relapse is reduced to an absolute minimum.New growths can only form if the virus is re-infected.

Types of papillomas and warts. Papillomas and warts are similar in appearance, so it can be difficult to distinguish them without diagnosis. The growths can also be moles, melanomas, warts, which may require other treatment. Neoplasms are accepted section. Warts and papillomas in women, men and children. Photos of warts and their causes. How to remove warts at home and treat them with a doctor. … Flat warts rise slightly above the surface of the body, are 2-4 mm in diameter, round or polygonal in shape.Their surface is smooth, has. Small papillomas on the body: danger, treatment and prevention. Papillomas or warts are the most common disease. The presence of growths on the skin is noted in 80% of the population. This defect is caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). Neoplasms can occur on any part. Where do papillomas come from, what parts of the body they affect, as well as what methods of treating papillomas exist and. What is a papilloma? – Papilloma is a neoplasm of epithelial cells on the skin or mucous membrane.Papillomas on the body cause not only physical, but also psychological discomfort in humans. … If you still decide to get rid of warts, before removing papillomas on your face or body, consult your doctor. Surgical intervention is required only in the following. In short: both are caused by the human papillomavirus, but of a different type. This is the first difference. Their appearance and structure are also very different. Pappiloma is a thin pedunculated mass, usually dark brown in color.Their localization also differs. Both come from behind. The cause of the appearance of papillomas on the body is the human papillomavirus (HPV) infection from a patient to. growths and warts on the face; papillomas with signs of inflammation. In other cases, it is quite possible to use treatment with alternative methods. Unlike warts, papillomas grow in closed areas of the body (thighs, mammary glands, armpits). The peculiarity of genital warts is associated with their localization – these are mucous membranes. Outwardly, they are presented in the form of papillary growths, when they are merged, a tumor is formed.Papillomas on the body: causes and methods of treatment. Papillomas on the body appear as a result of human papillomavirus. genital warts – this type of warts is the most dangerous, as it is provoked by HPV strains of high oncogenic risk, outwardly neoplasms resemble an accumulation. If papillomas or warts are found on the body, there is no need to panic. … Papillomas in the form of warts appear on open areas of the body when the skin has time to become coarse from permanent damage. Why do papillomas and warts appear? They are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV).It has over 100 strains and. Children, scratching the skin, injuring it, themselves carry warts further and further along the body, this is an autoinfection. They can also infect a playmate. Finally, at risk as well.

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The drug should be used within a month. The tool is used both internally and externally. In the first case, you need to mix 10 drops of the solution with a tablespoon of water, take it in your mouth and roll it on your tongue for a couple of minutes. Then the product is swallowed with half a glass of clean water. It is necessary to take the solution three times a day, regardless of the meal.

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At first glance, papillomas seem to be harmless neoplasms that are not capable of inflicting a huge Ved on human health, but is this really so? Warts and papillomas can at least bring discomfort to a person upon contact with clothes, touch, and if they are damaged, there may be pain.In order to get rid of this problem, there is an excellent remedy – Papiderm for papillomas and warts.

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If you still think that Papiderm is a divorce, I dare to dissuade you from this. I also did not trust the drugs that are sold on the Internet before. It was obvious to me that only a pharmacy can buy a quality drug. When I got a few large papillomas, I set out to find a good remedy. Of course, I went to the pharmacy, and in a couple of months I tried everything that was there … I spent a lot of money, but did not get any result as such.A friend sent me a link to the site of the Papiderma manufacturer. The price and reviews attracted me the most. First, it was cheaper than the drugs that it had already bought before. Secondly, all buyers are satisfied with the result. A month later, I also join the satisfied customers! My problem is 100% solved! All papillomas disappeared, and even the general state of health improved.

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In order to place an order for the treatment of onion warts, you must leave your contact information on the site.The operator will contact you within 15 minutes. Will clarify all the details with you and we will send your order. In 3-10 days you will receive the parcel and pay for it upon receipt.

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I had a terrible wart on my chin and ruined the whole look of my face. Friends recommended trying Papiderm, bought it, used it and really the wart fell off by itself after several uses. I can safely recommend it!

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Since adolescence I have been suffering from warts of various sizes on my arms and legs.Having tried a lot, from folk remedies to pharmaceuticals, I came across the drug Papiderm, which had significant changes. It took me less than five months to get rid of absolutely all warts; the results can be seen already from the second week! And for two years now I have not been tormented by any papillomas. I was really lucky to meet this product.

Papiderm drops have a number of advantages over other drugs: natural composition that does not cause side effects; effective removal of papillomas regardless of their location; complete destruction of the human papillomavirus; minimizing the risk of developing cervical cancer; high efficiency, proven in practice and clinically. Where to buy onion treatment for warts? If you still think that Papiderm is a divorce, I dare to dissuade you from this. I also did not trust the drugs that are sold on the Internet before. It was obvious to me that only a pharmacy can buy a quality drug. When I got a few large papillomas, I set out to find a good remedy. Of course, I went to the pharmacy, and in a couple of months I tried everything that was there … I spent a lot of money, but did not get any result as such. A friend sent me a link to the site of the Papiderma manufacturer.The price and reviews attracted me the most. First, it was cheaper than the drugs that it had already bought before. Secondly, all buyers are satisfied with the result. A month later, I also join the satisfied customers! My problem is 100% solved! All papillomas disappeared, and even the general state of health improved.

Features of onion treatment for warts, the best recipes. How to make effective ointments and compresses on the basis of a folk remedy? Treatment of warts on the foot with onions can also be carried out by lubricating the formations with freshly squeezed juice of this healing product at least three times a day. After each procedure, skin patches are also recommended. Learn how to remove a wart with folk remedies using then. Remove the wart with raw potatoes. Kalanchoe and aloe are a folk remedy for warts. A folk remedy for warts is celandine juice. Personal experience. Warts are a common problem that affects people of different ages and can appear on different parts of the body, in particular on the mucous membranes. Treatment of warts with Indian onions. Indian onion from warts will help to quickly and effectively cleanse tissues, prevent the spread of the virus and reduce its activity.This plant can be used on its own. As mentioned above, these are viral diseases and enter the human body through the papilloma virus. Treatment of warts with folk remedies. To remove warts from the soles. 1) Rub the cut onion half. You can apply onion gruel. Or cut the onion into slices, add a third of a glass of vinegar. Treatment of warts with onions is an effective way to get rid of skin formations, the growth of which is provoked by the human papillomavirus (HPV). This folk remedy is reliable, safe, affordable and has. Remedy for warts. Now it is not a problem to remove warts. It is unlikely that onion is used in this recipe due to its medicinal properties, rather. For the treatment of warts on the sole, it is recommended to use patches. You can take out the core of the onion, fill its cavity with table salt. Wait a little until the juice is released from the onion.

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The drug should be used within a month. The tool is used both internally and externally. In the first case, you need to mix 10 drops of the solution with a tablespoon of water, take it in your mouth and roll it on your tongue for a couple of minutes. Then the product is swallowed with half a glass of clean water. It is necessary to take the solution three times a day, regardless of the meal.
What modern drugs are sold in pharmacies for removing warts using extreme cold? … If you go to the pharmacy and ask for a patch for plantar warts, then, most likely, you will be offered Salipod. These are the products of the domestic company Veropharm, which. Warts are plaque-like growths of dead skin. The main cause of the occurrence is HPV (human papillomavirus), which is activated by various factors. A plantar wart is a benign growth on the feet. … An effective remedy for warts on the legs should act on HPV and remove it. Prescription drugs are prescribed by a doctor if over-the-counter drugs have not helped or education. Remedies for warts have a broad focus of action, which is associated with the elimination of the causative agent of the papilloma virus. The best option for the treatment of plantar warts. Each patch is glued for 6-8 hours to the formation. The entire course of therapy is 14 days. Before choosing the best remedy for warts.The exceptions are juvenile and plantar warts, which usually do not. In pharmacies, there is a large selection of medicines for the removal of papillomas and warts. You can buy medicines for warts in a pharmacy only if a doctor has examined and established a diagnosis. … An effective remedy for warts on the hands and other parts of the body, based on several caustic substances. These are nitrate copper, acetic and strong nitric, oxalic and lactic. Salicylic acid is often included in preparations for removing warts. When buying a product, you need to pay attention to. Salicylic ointment for warts is actively used by cosmetologists. Pharmacies sell drugs with different concentrations of the active substance: from 10% to 60%. To eliminate. The choice of various drugs in pharmacies and cosmetic stores is quite wide. We have collected only the best in the rating. This cream does not help with papillomas, but it does an excellent job with palmar and plantar warts. He acts gently and carefully, without delivering any unpleasant.Remedy for warts in the pharmacy – a list of effective drugs for removal. Human papillomavirus (HPV). For example, a remedy for warts is sold in the pharmacy in the form of a liquid that effectively removes plantar corns.

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Since adolescence I have suffered from warts of various sizes on my arms and legs. Having tried a lot, from folk remedies to pharmaceuticals, I came across the drug Papiderm, which had significant changes. It took me less than five months to get rid of absolutely all warts; the results can be seen already from the second week! And for two years now I have not been tormented by any papillomas. I was really lucky to meet this product.

Effect of the application of the best remedy for plantar warts

I decided to share my story of getting rid of warts, maybe it will be useful to someone.I got this infection first on one toe, then on several more, there were also a couple of growths on my leg. I bought Papiderm, I was very attracted by his description, began to apply according to the instructions and immediately noticed that the warts were beginning to decrease, as it were, shrinking. And then they disappeared altogether.

Expert opinion

Papiderm is a drop that can be taken both internally and externally, stimulating the immune system, helping the body fight the virus by suppressing it. Thus, papillomas are removed, which increases the effectiveness of treatment several times.

How to order

In order to place an order for the best remedy for plantar warts, you must leave your contact information on the site. The operator will contact you within 15 minutes. Will clarify all the details with you and we will send your order. In 3-10 days you will receive the parcel and pay for it upon receipt.

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A wart appeared on the arm a few years ago.For a long time, it remained unchanged, both in size and color, moreover, it did not bother me at all. Six months ago, I accidentally injured her, since then there has been discomfort. The wart became painful, a tingling sensation appeared. Papiderm was advised to my husband at work. This drug became a real find for me, because if I went to the hospital, I would definitely be forced to operate. Three times a day I smeared the wart from the outside and took 15 drops by mouth. Believe it or not, after 2 weeks the problem was gone! There was not even a hint that there was once something on the skin.4 months have passed and there is no relapse. Now I am placing a new order, I want to buy a product for my mother, so that she finally gets rid of papillomas.

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Two weeks ago, with the help of Papiderm, I got rid of all papillomas on the body. It removes all this very quickly and does not spoil healthy skin as celandine does, that’s why I was looking for an alternative substance, this turned out to be the best option. It is convenient to apply, while very economical, a drop is enough and there is no papilloma.The drug is cheap, this is also a big plus.

The innovative drug Papiderm is gaining more and more popularity in our country. An important role in this process was played by the correct price of the complex, developed for the treatment of skin defects caused by the human papillomavirus. Subject to the instructions for use, with the help of such a remedy, you can get rid of simple, flat warts, warts (pointed, filamentous), spines. Where to buy the best plantar warts remedy? Papiderm is a drop that can be taken both internally and externally, stimulating the immune system, helping the body fight the virus by suppressing it.Thus, papillomas are removed, which increases the effectiveness of treatment several times.

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I decided to share my story of getting rid of warts, maybe it will be useful to someone. I got this infection first on one toe, then on several more, there were also a couple of growths on my leg.I bought Papiderm, I was very attracted by his description, began to apply according to the instructions and immediately noticed that the warts were beginning to decrease, as it were, shrinking. And then they disappeared altogether.

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Since adolescence, I have suffered from warts of various sizes on my arms and legs. Having tried a lot, from folk remedies to pharmaceuticals, I came across the drug Papiderm, which had significant changes. It took me less than five months to get rid of absolutely all warts; the results can be seen already from the second week! And for two years now I have not been tormented by any papillomas.I was really lucky to meet this product.

A place. Name. Characteristics in the rating. Top 10 best remedies for papillomas and warts. 1. Verrukacid. Better efficiency and safety. 2. DEZPAPILON. The widest spectrum of action. 3. Vartosine. Warts and papillomas are a fairly common problem among the population. They cause serious discomfort to the patient. For this reason, it is important to know which remedy for warts and papillomas in the pharmacy is the most effective and acts faster.Catalia.r. Effective remedies for papillomas and warts in the pharmacy. Prices, reviews. … An effective remedy for papillomas Sani Skin contains salicylic acid, castor oil and tea tree essential oil. Warts are neoplasms of dead skin, in shape. The main cause of the occurrence is HPV (human papillomavirus), which is activated when. Varieties of medicinal products. Find a remedy for. Treatment of warts and papillomas is a long and complicated process.Before choosing the best remedy for warts, you need to visit a dermatologist and determine which type of human papillomavirus caused the cosmetic defect. In most cases, papillomas are caused by papillomavirus. Therefore, for a local effect on papillomas, agents with a cauterizing and antiviral effect are used – liquids or ointments. Among the effective remedies are, in particular, Verrukacid and Solkoderm drops. But it is better to first turn to. List of the most effective drugs for papillomas.Papillomas – skin formations that are caused by warts and papillomas – this is a common problem that plagues many people. … We hope that the article on the best remedies for papillomas and warts will help you make the right choice. The action of pharmaceutical agents against warts is primarily aimed at suppressing the activity of the human papillomavirus. … Similarly, the Wartner cryo-gel based on concentrated trichloroacetic acid has the same rules for use.Ways of human papillomavirus infection. The best pharmaceutical remedies for papillomas and warts. … These growths are a serious cosmetic defect, which can be eliminated by pharmacy remedies for papillomas. The reasons for the formation of growths. On human skin and mucous membranes. Almost all pharmacy remedies for warts are designed to completely remove them from the skin. … There are several categories of medicines with which you can get rid of papillomas and warts. Effective pharmacy remedies for warts and papillomas.Warts are benign skin growths. The cause of the disease is the human papillomavirus. The growths are of different types, appear more often on the soles, palms, fingers of the extremities. Doctors prescribe.

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Functional principle

Promotes the reduction of papillomas and warts Effectively affects the human papillomavirus Cleans the blood and lymph Without pain and without scars

You cauterize 5 mm, and the blister with lymph inside grows 2 or 3 cm. A common burn. I recently tried it on my hands. One box was enough for 10 warts, which remained as they were. When choosing a remedy for warts on hands in a pharmacy, you must first of all pay attention not to the manufacturer and price, but to its composition and method of application.Anyone can develop warts, therefore it is very important to know what means and how to use in order to quickly get rid of unpleasant outgrowths on the hands.

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Composition

The best remedy for warts on hands and papillomas. Salicylic acid, Salipod, Lapis pencil, Viferon – what is the best remedy for warts. Malavit, Panavir, Verukkatsid, Ferezol, wartner, Kolomak – application. When choosing the best remedy for warts on your hands, you cannot ignore ointments and other anti-viral drugs.They not only remove growths, but also fight the cause of their occurrence. You cauterize 5 mm, and the blister with lymph inside grows by 2 or 3 cm. A common burn. I recently tried it on my hands. One box was enough for 10 warts, which remained as they were.

Results of clinical trials

An effective remedy for burning warts on the arms and legs, but it is better not to use it on the face and mucous membranes, since the drug can leave burns on healthy skin. When choosing the best remedy for warts on your hands, you cannot ignore ointments and other anti-viral drugs.They do not just clean … You can buy any remedy for warts on your hands in the pharmacy. The only limitation is not to use Verrukacid and Feresol solutions if the wart is located between the fingers (you can …

Expert opinion

Excellent help with papillomas. I had a few small ones. I did everything according to the instructions, I applied the course. Now I feel much better, as if I even got younger. I ordered on this site, after a couple of minutes the girl called and politely answered everything.

It is worth studying the list of various methods of treatment for warts with their division into groups. Most of the products that can be bought at the pharmacy are able to completely remove warts from … When choosing a remedy for warts on your hands in a pharmacy, you first need to pay attention not to the manufacturer and price, but to its composition and method of application. You can buy any remedy for wart on the hands in the pharmacy. The only limitation is not to use Verrukacid and Feresol solutions if …

Method of application

INSIDE Mix the contents of 1 ampoule with 100 ml of water at room temperature and drink, regardless of food intake, once a day OUTSIDE Apply 1-2 drops to the focus of papilloma or warts 2 times a day

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Thank you, Papinol helped very quickly! I ordered it only on the official website! Do not delay treatment, they grow over time and the earlier you start, the easier it will be.

I ordered Papinol for my husband for the 23rd of February. He had warts. Already now he has no trace left!

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Medicine and Beauty

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multidisciplinary medical center

Primary cost of admission – high

The network of clinics Medicine and Beauty is a multifunctional treatment and diagnostic medical centers located in the center of Moscow, a 1-minute walk from the Paveletskaya and Novoslobodskaya metro stations.

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08:00 – 21:00
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8 (495) 185-01-01

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00:00 – 24:00
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Medical Center K-Medicine

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08:00 – 21:00
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08:00 – 21:00
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MedCenterService on Nov. Cheryomushki

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09:00 – 21:00
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MedCenterService in Maryino

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09:00 – 21:00
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MedCenterService in Mitino

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00:00 – 24:00
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7 Metropolitan doctors

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The Clinic of 7 Metropolitan Doctors is a modern specialized institution that treats the spine and joints, and also effectively removes pain in muscle tissues.

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09:00 – 21:00
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MedEx

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multidisciplinary medical center

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The MedEx clinic works in the following areas: therapy, cardiology, urology, gynecology, nutritional medicine, physiotherapy, ultrasound and PD.

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08:00 – 20:00
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MedCenterService on Belyaevo

591 reviews

multidisciplinary medical center

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Moscow, st. Miklukho-Maklaya, 43

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00:00 – 24:00
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Treatment of warts

Intrafocal interferon therapy

Human papillomavirus (HPV)

To date, more than 100 types of human papillomavirus (HPV) have been identified that affect the skin and mucous membranes, provoking the development of changes in the form of papillomatous growths.Human papillomavirus infection manifests itself in the form of warts, their frequency in adults is 7-12%, in school-age children it increases to 10-20%.

How is HPV transmitted?

HPV can be transmitted through direct or indirect contact with the patient, the process of autoinoculation * is characteristic, providing a group spread of warts.

The incubation period lasts on average from 1 to 6 months, in some cases it can last over 3 years.

Types of skin warts

Modern medical classification distinguishes the following types of warts:

• flat warts (or juvenile),
• common or vulgar warts and their variety – plantar warts (or spines),
• filiform warts (or acrochords),
• genital warts (or genital warts),
• Senile warts, or age-related warts (or seborrheic keratosis).

Treatment methods

There are many methods for treating warts, which are subdivided into destructive, chemical and immunotropic. Depending on the situation, a specific therapy method is selected for the patient. It takes into account such important points as localization, primary or recurrent nature of the process, as well as the area of ​​the lesions. A high risk of recurrence is noted with widespread warts (with an area of ​​more than 2 cm²), with plantar warts, with periungual localization.A special approach is required for neoplasms that recur after primary therapy. In cases of repeated recurrence of warts after various methods of treatment, a special procedure is recommended – intrafocal interferon therapy with the use of a drug – recombinant interferon-α.

In our clinic, for intralesional interferon therapy, we use a recombinant IFN-α2b drug: reaferon EC. This drug is injected in 1-2 days into the focus (under the wart).In case of multiple warts, the dose of the drug is administered under 2-3 lesions, subsequent injections are administered under different warts. The course of treatment is 6 to 8 injections. The tolerance of interferon therapy in all patients is satisfactory, 3-4 hours after the injection, the body temperature may rise to 37.5-38.7 C °. The increased body temperature can last up to 5 hours, after which it decreases to normal. With each subsequent injection, the temperature will rise to a lesser extent.To eliminate side effects (decrease in body temperature, elimination of muscle and headache), the doctor prescribes paracetamol or ibuklin to the patient.

At the end of the course of treatment, the warts decrease in size. 2 months after the end of therapy, at the control examination, complete regression and recovery are observed.

The distinctive results of this method are low invasiveness, good tolerance and high cosmetic results.Warts regress without ulceration and scarring, which is especially important for multiple warts, usually localized on open skin areas. Separately, it is necessary to emphasize the atraumatic nature of the method when localizing the process around the nail folds, since the use of destructive methods at this localization can lead to injury to the nail plate and the nail matrix.

* – AUTOINOCULATION (from the Greek.autos — itself and lat. inoculatio — inoculation), literally— • self-vaccination, a term proposed by Wright (AE Wright) to denote spontaneous (spontaneous) immunization of the body by microbes and their products entering the bloodstream from the local focus of infection.

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The best wart remedy in the pharmacy. The best remedy for plantar warts in the pharmacy. Reviews of remedies for warts and papillomas

Warts are perhaps one of those troubles that makes life in a team uncomfortable.Agree, when shaking hands, reaching out a hand with a wart is not very pleasant, as well as shaking it. For many people, warts on the soles of the feet have become a major problem, as they severely limit their ability to move. Senile warts spoil the appearance and cause irritation in the elderly. In short, this problem is quite relevant, and there are many ways to solve it. Consider what the pharmacy chain offers us at the moment to combat this scourge. But first, a little about warts.

Why do warts appear?

One of the reasons for the presence of warts on the body is the human papillomavirus (HPV). Almost every inhabitant of our planet is infected with it. It is of several types, some of them are capable of even causing cancer under certain conditions. With high immunity, a person peacefully coexists with HPV, and it does not affect life in any way. But if the immune system is weakened, then it is no longer able to control HPV, and the virus manifests itself in the form of warts on the skin.In this regard, it is better to select a remedy for a wart in a pharmacy not only to remove external signs of HPV, but also to support the immune system. At the same time, it is important to lead a healthy lifestyle, strengthening your health, as they say, on all fronts. It might be worth starting taking vitamins and revising your menu. A dermatologist will help you choose remedies for wart removal at the pharmacy.

Solutions

Medicines in liquid form are presented in the pharmacy network by the preparations “Ferezol”, “Papillek”, “Verrukatsid”, “Kollomak” and iodine.These are the most well-known drugs based on the point effect of acid. It is important not to touch healthy skin when applying them, so as not to get burned. If the risk of damaging the skin does not scare you, then these funds are effective, some of them, for example, “Feresol” or “Verrukacid”, it is enough to apply once. “Kollomak” is a product whose main active ingredient is salicylic acid. It needs to be applied 1-2 times a day for 3-4 days, iodine also – 1-2 times a day, but longer – for a week.Salicylic acid and trichloroacetic acid can also be used to remove warts. The principle of operation is the same as for all solutions. To protect the skin around the wart, you can lubricate it with petroleum jelly or a greasy cream. If the solution gets on healthy skin, wash it off thoroughly with water.

Reviews about solutions

According to the recommendations, “Papillek” is the most effective remedy for warts in the pharmacy. The reviews are almost all positive. It does an excellent job with recent growths, and should be used for a little longer on old warts.The preparation contains celandine. The only thing that confused people was the price, it turned out to be higher than they wanted. The volume of the product is small, but it is justified, since after opening the Papillek can only be stored for three weeks.

Approximately the same reviews for the drug “Ferezol”. He, like “Pappilek”, copes well with recent warts, has proven itself well for the treatment of plantar growths. Among the disadvantages is a pungent smell and a high risk of getting burned if applied carelessly.

Slightly less positive reviews for the drug “Verrukacid”. It did not suit several patients. Like Feresol, it smells very strong and causes burns if it gets on healthy skin. Unlike Papillek, the medicine bottle is large enough and lasts for a long time.

Another remedy for wart in the pharmacy – “Kollomak”. He does not help everyone, but there are many more of those whom he helped. The price of this drug is the factor that confuses most users.It is high enough that many patients stop buying.

Iodine is a universal remedy. There are many reviews of its application. Among them there are those who talk about the elimination of warts with iodine. It does not help everyone, but its availability makes it a very popular remedy for papillomas.

Ointments and creams

In the pharmacy you can find a lot of products produced in the form of ointments and creams. First of all, these are salicylic acid-based ointments.They are applied pointwise to the wart and act on it in the same way as solutions. There are ointments based on substances that stimulate the immune system. A pharmacist will help you find such a remedy for warts and papillomas in a pharmacy. Among the popular ones are Viferon, Oxolinic Ointment and Imiquimod. “Viferon” has an antiviral effect, it must be applied once a day for a duration of five days to one month. Approved for use by lactating and pregnant women. For 30 days, warts and oxolinic ointment are treated.Imiquimod works on both the wart and the HPV virus. But it is not allowed for children, as well as pregnant and lactating women. There is also “Ryodoxol” ointment, which is perfect for warts that appear on the soles of the feet. The duration of its use is 1-4 weeks.

Reviews about ointments and creams

According to reviews, the treatment of warts with ointments and creams is a long process that requires patience and perseverance. Not every person possesses these qualities. However, since it is a painless procedure, many are treated this way.The advantage of treatment with an ointment that affects HPV is the possibility of its use in pregnant and lactating women, as well as in diabetics.

Gel “Panavir”

In addition to ointments, there is a remedy for wart in the pharmacy in the form of a gel. Panavir gel is a herbal preparation. It penetrates deep into the skin growth and destroys its root. It also stimulates the patient’s immunity by increasing the production of interferon. Unfortunately, it is rarely used as a remedy for warts, and there are few reviews about it, so it is difficult to objectively assess its effect on skin growths.However, as a remedy for herpes, it suits many people perfectly. Its components stimulate immunity, which, in turn, leads to the suppression of herpes and HPV viruses.

Plaster for the treatment of plantar and common warts

The most popular remedy for plantar warts in the pharmacy is the Salipod plaster. It is quite simple to use: you just need to stick it on the wart and remove it after 1-2 days. After application, remove dead cells from the surface of the wart.If necessary, repeat the procedure several times. According to patients’ reviews, “Salipod” is a fairly good remedy for removing plantar warts. With repeated use, it perfectly removes their roots and gives a good appearance to the feet.

Cryopreparations

For a radical cure, you can buy a wart remedy in a pharmacy under the name “Cryopharma” or its analogue – “Wartner Cryo”. It freezes and destroys the build-up. When used correctly, it is one of the safest and most effective remedies.A small wart disappears after one application, a large or old one after two. These funds should not be used by children under 4 years of age, as well as patients with diabetes mellitus. If you need to treat the wart twice, then the second application of the drug is possible only two weeks after the first.

Reviews of cryopreparations

Cryopreparation, according to reviews, is perhaps the most interesting and controversial remedy for warts in the pharmacy. Not everyone will dare to cauterize at home, but is it worth it? Judging by the comments, “Cryopharma” or “Wartner Cryo” removed warts only for half of the users.Many remained with this problem, despite the fact that they did everything according to the instructions. In the positive reviews, there are many tips to hold the drug longer than it is written, and then it should help. But is it worth violating the instructions and putting yourself at risk of getting burns? The question is ambiguous, and each person solves it for himself. It should be noted that the price of the drug is quite high, the attachments are designed for 12 applications.

Pencil and alkaline products

You can buy a remedy for warts and papillomas in the pharmacy in the form of a pencil.It contains silver nitrate (lapis), which acts on warts, destroying them. Such a pencil must be applied several times until the build-up disappears completely. Since when it comes into contact with healthy skin, it causes burns and the formation of dark circles, its use on the face is undesirable.

In the arsenal of the pharmacy chain there are inexpensive remedies based on the medicinal properties of celandine. These include the drug “Supercleaner”. It is an alkaline solution that must be applied pointwise and very carefully.If used incorrectly, it can leave incurable scars on the skin. You need to apply it no more than two times.

There is a remedy for removing warts in the pharmacy called “Mountain celandine”. It is based on celandine juice and extracts of mountain herbs. It needs to be applied once every 2-3 days.

Reviews about means based on celandine and lapis

The drug “Mountain celandine” is a fairly popular tool, but reviews about it are not always positive. For some patients, he did not help to cope with the wart, but most were still happy with the result.Among the shortcomings, a pungent and unpleasant odor was noted, as well as some soreness during cauterization. About the same reviews about the drug “Superchistotel”: the majority are positive and somewhat negative. It is not recommended as a remedy for the treatment of internal plantar warts, although it relieves external warts quite well. After cauterization, the wart turns black, the crust disappears, and the growth disappears.

Pencil is a drug that has been used for a long time.Nowadays, not every pharmacy sells it, because it is believed that there are more effective remedies. Reviews confirm this and recommend choosing another remedy for warts on the legs in the pharmacy. It is also noted that the pencil is very hard and it is not clear how much of the active substance gets on the wart, which complicates the treatment process.

Prevention of the appearance of warts

Among the many drugs, it is difficult to choose the best remedy for warts in a pharmacy, however, after assessing the condition of the skin and immunity, an experienced dermatologist will select the remedy that is most suitable.After treatment and a positive result is achieved, some rules should be followed that will greatly reduce the chance of a relapse of the disease.