Planters Wart Removal: Not All Planters Wart Remedies Are The Same
Planters wart removal is the talk of the town among planters wart suffers all over the country. Here are planters wart remedies you can use to remove your planters wart once and for all.
By Steve Johansson
Staff Writer
The typical planters wart has no cure. In other words, you cannot prevent getting a planters wart ever again. The planters wart is cause by the Human Pappiloma Virus (HPV) and is with the patient for the rest of their lives.
Interestingly, patients with the HPV virus can go through life without getting a single planters wart. However, for most people, planters wart breakouts can occur on the feet, chest, and hands.
However, there are several temporary cures for removal of a planters wart. Here are a couple:
-- Immersion in salicylic acid. This is a treatment for planters wart that is homemade. All you have to do is grind aspirin to create a paste and rub it on the wart. Salicylic acid acts as an astringent and is a common ingredient in acne medication. This method is useful on a planters wart too.
-- Cryofreezing and laser therapy. These planters wart therapies are done in a dermatologist’s office. One variation on removing a planters wart involved removing the wart with a razor and sealing the wound with laser.
-- Surgical removal by an experienced surgeon. This is a more abrasive remedy that lessens that chances of the planters wart from returning. The procedure is also extremely expensive.
Some planters wart infections on the vagina and cervix can lead to cervical cancer. However, these planters wart infections usually occur via sexual contact. Other types of planters wart infections can be avoided by wearing sandals in the shower in public bathrooms and avoiding contact with people with a wart on their hands...etc.
Planters wart sufferer and respected natural health crusader Chris Gibson developed a home remedy that removes any planters wart in three days. To read his story, go to: Planters Wart Removal In 3 Days Or Less!
