MC and warts...

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Have you had a wart?

Yes, it went away on it's own after a short while.
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Yes, it went away on it's own after a long time.
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Yes, and it took a procedure (acid, chyro, sugery, meds) to get rid of.
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Yes, and it doesn't ever seem to go away no matter what I do.
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No, but then I don't kiss frogs. ;)
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Post by mle_ii »

Here's another thought on a similar idea with regards to MC.
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Post by grannyh »

Ihave often meant to ask if others had warts.. my husband gave me a plantar's wart over 30 years ago.. he went to a gym that wasn't all that clean. He got rid of his wart... I have done everything under the sun and I still have mine!
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Post by barbaranoela »

well I posted an answer but be darned if I know which topic its under--- :lol: :lol: :oops: :oops:


any polls on *forgetfullness*

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I checked the second option, because I had several for many years, that went away on their own, after my gut healed.

I surgically removed one myself, though, years ago, because it was right under my belt line, which kept it irritated, and I was afraid if I just let it go, it would eventually become infected, or possibly become malignant. I simply sliced it off with a scalpel, and cauterized the spot, to stop the bleeding, and kill the "roots". It healed quickly, without even leaving a scar. I suppose that makes me a self-mutilator. LOL.

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When I was little, I had them burned off my knee. As an adult, I had a tricky one on the cuticle of a finger nail. The doc said it was big and in a bad place...sooooo...I took care of it myself...I put some saliva on a penny and rubbed it every day....it went away!
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:grin: Gotta know, Tex - How did you cauterize the wound after slicing off the wart?

I have one on my left hand (on the palm just under my ring finger) that I can't get rid of. I've cut on it, I've frozen it many times. I can make it smaller but it just won't go away.

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Shirley...try to penny trick...it works! JJ
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Shirley,

I used an electric soldering iron, which, incidentally, had a copper coated tip. I think I had read somewhere, that unless you kill the "roots", they will grow back, so I figured a soldering iron should do the trick, and it did.

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Post by grannyh »

I did manage to get rid of a couple of small warts with compound W and duct tape.... something in the duct tape helps with the process..changed the duct tape and added new compound W every 24 hours:)
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Post by starfire »

Tex - OUCH!!!!! I doubt I'll be trying that one. I've worked with soldering irons before and it would CERTAINLY do the trick!!!

JJ, How long did it take for yours to go away using the saliva/penny treatment. Also, did you do that once a day, twice, or whenever you thought about it. If I had to keep it up for months, I'd fail sooner or later.

grannyh, I've used the Compound W Freeze off many times and that has given me the best results for making it smaller. :grin: But I have to use it several more times than the box advises. I make it sound like the thing is HUGE but it isn't - It's just a tough little bugger.

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Post by kate_ce1995 »

No kidding Shirley! I wouldn't dream of doing Tex's trick either!

I actually had some planters warts years ago (my sister had them too), but I tend to peal dead calluses off my feet in the summer and they dissappeared.

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Tex, guess it figures that "self-diagnosed" would be A.K.A "self-treated"! You are a man of many talents.

Shirley, I like the duct tape treatment for warts. Even though warts are caused by a virus, there is a psychological component too. With kids, we used to draw a circle around the wart and tell them we were putting a magic potion on it (water). Many of them were wart-free on a followup visit. Go figure.

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The Blind Faith Technique!! I may be too old for that one but, hey, who knows??

OK. I'm going to try SOMETHING again. Maybe I'll start by freezing it again (just to make it small), then the duct tape and then the spit/penny. :grin: If that doesn't do it, then I guess it's part of the family. :grin:

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Post by cludwig »

Hi Mike,

Had a wart on elbow when I was a child and had it burned off. In the dacade of my thirties I had things on bottom of feet...they looked like callouses with little black roots ...used the acid patches and then resorted to the "Wayne Method" and surgically went after them. they always came back...then magically left for good after about 10 years. So, have you found an interesting study to link the wart virus to MC?

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