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"Boggy Wench" <bawdyarie...@aol.com> wrote in message
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health stuff, diet, vitamins, exercise, teeth, any lingering infections.
That's gotta help. Sometimes warts disappear without treatment, because your
immune system took control.
The home remedy in my family is boracic powder, held on by a bandaid. Keep
the wart in constant contact with the boracic until it disappears, and then
some.
Or if you've a bit of a witchy pagan bent, get one of your friends to "buy"
the wart... seems like hogwash to me, but some folks swear by it.
Re: Recurring wart by fingernail.....
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7/20/2003 6:29:51 AM
"Stephanie K." <corio...@shore.net>
7/20/2003 7:29:51 AM
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Boggy Wench wrote:
effective for wart removal as the pads and pastes available at the drugstore.
However, unless you are some sort of industrial artist, I do not think duct tape
projects the effect you want so go back to the Dr and do the liquid nitrogen thing
again AND a 6 week follow–up treatment. If it keeps coming back then whatever
method you're using is not getting all of the root.
–sk
Boggy Wench wrote:
I have a recurring wart by a nail (not under) on my left hand. It is been
treated with liquid nitrogen three times since 1978; Compound W; and now the
Dr. Scholl's little dots. It will NOT stay gone. Does anyone have any
suggestions short of having my finger amputated? Anyone else ever had this
problem? I am soooooooo tired of this *thing*. My nails look nice then I have
to slap something on the darned *thing* and all my work to get my natural nails
strong and relatively attractive go down the tube.
Help, please!
Mary
Recently on TV some infotainment segment I saw said that duct tape was just as treated with liquid nitrogen three times since 1978; Compound W; and now the
Dr. Scholl's little dots. It will NOT stay gone. Does anyone have any
suggestions short of having my finger amputated? Anyone else ever had this
problem? I am soooooooo tired of this *thing*. My nails look nice then I have
to slap something on the darned *thing* and all my work to get my natural nails
strong and relatively attractive go down the tube.
Help, please!
Mary
effective for wart removal as the pads and pastes available at the drugstore.
However, unless you are some sort of industrial artist, I do not think duct tape
projects the effect you want so go back to the Dr and do the liquid nitrogen thing
again AND a 6 week follow–up treatment. If it keeps coming back then whatever
method you're using is not getting all of the root.
–sk
"silvasurfa" <eric....@bigpond.blah.com>
7/20/2003 1:37:51 PM
"Boggy Wench" <bawdyarie...@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20030720034947.15279.00000...@mb–m13.aol.com...
I have a recurring wart by a nail (not under) on my left hand. It is been
treated with liquid nitrogen three times since 1978; Compound W; and now
thetreated with liquid nitrogen three times since 1978; Compound W; and now
Dr. Scholl's little dots. It will NOT stay gone. Does anyone have any
suggestions short of having my finger amputated? Anyone else ever had
thissuggestions short of having my finger amputated? Anyone else ever had
problem? I am soooooooo tired of this *thing*. My nails look nice then I
have
to slap something on the darned *thing* and all my work to get my natural
nails
strong and relatively attractive go down the tube.
Help, please!
Mary
Deal with any immune system issues you might have... I'm talking general Help, please!
Mary
health stuff, diet, vitamins, exercise, teeth, any lingering infections.
That's gotta help. Sometimes warts disappear without treatment, because your
immune system took control.
The home remedy in my family is boracic powder, held on by a bandaid. Keep
the wart in constant contact with the boracic until it disappears, and then
some.
Or if you've a bit of a witchy pagan bent, get one of your friends to "buy"
the wart... seems like hogwash to me, but some folks swear by it.