How to Remove Warts – Medical and Natural Remedies For Removing Warts By Sheri Cole At Isnare.com Ezine Articles

Warts are often unsightly and discomforting to find no matter where they are on your body. In fact, many people are so embarrassed about them that they try to conceal them with band-aids so that other people will not be able to see them. For those who get tired of always wearing band aids here are some tips on how to remove warts both medically and using herbal or natural remedies.

First, off, you will need to see your doctor for any of the medical treatments, of course. He or she can recommend what they think is the best way to remove your particular type of wart. If you don’t want surgery or laser treatment, you can try some of the natural methods listed below first, then if they don’t work go ahead to your doctors and see what they recommend – the natural methods don’t hurt and have no side effects while the surgical methods can be painful and leave a scar.

There are three primary kinds of surgery that can be utilized to remove your warts, and these are:

• Laser treatment - This requires the application of a powerful beam to abolish the warts.

• Electrosurgery - This entails the use of an electric current to burn off the warts.

• Cryosurgery - This needs the application of extremely low temperatures to be able to freeze the warts.

Laser treatment may be a little sore but this depends on some things attributed to your wart and things attributed to the laser device that is used. Lasers can actually be a relatively pain free and non-intrusive way to treat warts so it is something you really should consider.

Electro surgery can be quite painful and following the treatment, you may feel some discomfort and there can be some discharge in the area where the wart was. It may take up to six weeks before it can fully heal. One of the main disadvantages of this treatment is that it generally leaves a scar.

Cryosurgery is the most popular wart removal treatments today and has been used for quite some time in wart treatment. This procedure that involves the freezing of the wart can be quite costly and at times may require a few visits to the clinic to in order for treatment to be completed.

The healing time for this kind of treatment can last from one to two months. Though it rarely happens, there is some chance of an infection or nerve damage.

If you want to learn how to remove warts using natural means, you might try some of these home remedies:

1. Crush garlic cloves and cover the wart with the crushed garlic. Put a bandage over this for 1 week.

2. Rub banana peel on the wart several times a day until it goes away.

3. "Suffocate" the wart with duct tape.

4. Crush up a vitamin C pill and put the powder on the wart - cover with a bandage. Repeat for several days until the wart disappears.

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