Remove Warts With Homeopathy

Remove Warts With Homeopathy

Warts are unwanted skin protrusions (growth) that are relatively harmless in most cases which most people have sometime in their life. The human papiloma virus of which there are more than 100 strains are behind these skin condition.

They usually appear on hands and feet, face, nose nostrils, behind ears but some in the genital regions and are disfiguring and embarrassing .

This virus is contagious and you are likely to contract it through cuts, damage or in contact with a infected person. So if you are infected with HPV you are likely to get one of the following types of warts; Plantar warts (they grow within skin), common warts (rough grey patches on skin), Flat warts (small flat top growths on face, arms or thighs), Filiform warts ( tiny skin flaps that appear on the face, Subungal and Periungal warts ( it affects finger and toe nails). So how to remove warts ? Warts disappear on their own over prolonged periods of time but those that are painful or people with diabetes or HIV should seek medical attention

What to do when you have warts?

As it is a contagious disease, it can quickly spread to other parts of your body or infect your near and dear ones at home, so you have to observe caution and take following precautionary steps

1.     Do not try to rub the wart with any household article like utensil. Use separate towels and do not mix your clothes

2.     Do not try to cut or puncture the wart with any sharp objects or try to burn it. Do not use duct tapes or wrap in rubber bands as is commonly believed.

3.     Keep your hands & feet dry and use shower wear like flip-flops when in a group/community bathing

4.     If the wart changes its color or if you are having a medical condition like sugar (diabetes) or HIV then you should consult a doctor immediately

How does Homeopathy remove warts?

Homeopathy not only wipes out warts but also addresses the internal cause, the root which makes the patient susceptible to it. Therefore homeopathic treatment  not only looks at the pathological condition but focuses on the patient’s emotional and mental aspects too. So it considers a hierarchy of symptoms and the mind-body connect which is termed as miasmatic tendency is often taken into account in the treatment process. The homeopath selects a remedy that strengthens the patients immunity and removes the susceptibility to viral infection.

People who undergo homeopathic treatment to remove warts also find additional benefits like better sleep, renewed energy, and disappearance of other associated symptoms.

The tincture of Thuja Occidentalis has long been used in Homeopathy, for it contains volatile oil with about 60% thujone, falvonoids, wax, mucilage and tannin which have specific anti-bacterial and anti viral actions.

Thuja Occidentalis is also used for related skin growths like condylomata, excrescences etc.  “I’ve done a lot of research on thuja and found this ……a very good product at a very good price. Skin tags? Warts? This could help. Applied 3x a day and covered with a band-aid, you could be free of these annoying skin thingys” says one customer in his review.

Another customer feedback goes like this “My mother-in-law used it for a wart on the inside of her nose and noticed the wart shrinking after about 4 weeks….Bottom line: Go for the herbs before you reach for the drugs. They take longer to work, but the results can be great and your body will thank you for it. Besides, this Thuja is not expensive. Why not give it a try? Read the label, educate yourself, then decide”

Homeopathic Single Remedies indicated for Warts Treatment

Homeopathic Single remedy	Indicated for
Acidum phos. (tds), Sabina (tds)	Black warts
Acidum salicylic. 3X (tds)	Itchy and pustular watts. Scratching gives some relief.
Anacardium ori. (tds), Dulcamara (tds), Natrium mur. (tds)	Warts on the palms of the hand.
Anagallis lx (tds)	It possess power of softening flesh and destroying warts.
Antimonium crud. (tds)	Warts on soles, palms and neck. Warts soft and smooth.
Antimonium tart. (tds)	Warts on glans penis.
Arsenicum alb. (tds)	Warts on the right hand.
Arsenicum alb. (tds), Natrium carb. (tds)	Warts on the back of the hand.
Aurum mur. (tds)	Warts on the tongue and genitals.
Calcarea calcinata 3x (tds)	It is a remedy for all kinds of warts.
Calcarea carb. (tds)	Red. warts on the fingers. Warts on face and hands.
Calcarea fluor. 12x (tds)	Hard wart or a mole on the scalp.
Cannabis ind. (tds), Acidum phos. (tds)	Warts situated on the prepuce..
Carbo animalis (tds)	Warts on hands and face of old people.
Castor equi (tds)	Warts on breasts.
Castoreum (tds)	Warts on forehead.
Causticum (tds)	Warts on finger tips, right index finger, on the face, eyelids and in or outside the nose. Burning and bleeding easily. Maybe situated all over the body.
Dulcamara (tds)	Warts on the lower eyelid of the eyes. Large smooth warts on the palms.
Ferrum met. (tds), Psorinum (tds)	Warts on the left hand.
Ficus carica (tds) (Fig)	The fresh milky juice obtained by breaking the stalk applied externally. on warts causes their disappearance.
Kalium crh. (tds)	Warts on. the fingers.
Natrium carb. (tds)	Warts on-forearms.
Natrium mur. (tds)	Warts on palms.
Natrium sulph. (tds)	Red warts on the whole body, General remedy for warts specially when fingers and toes. are affected.
Nitricum acidum (tds)	Warts are like cauliflowers on lips or anywhere; hard, having cracks, sometimes emitting a fetid fluid. Warts on genitals. Warts bleed on washing.
Ruta (tds)	Warts on the inside of hands.
Sarsaparilla (tds)	Warts around joints of fingers.
Sepia (tds)	Warts situated on the whole body.
Thuja occ. 1M (hs). Repeat after a week	Warts on the anus, thumb, sides of the fingers and the left index. finger. Warts in crops, sometimes oozing moisture or blood. Warts on genitals and anal surfaces.

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