Monday 13 May 2013

Things to think about before trying home wart removal


What to think about

What we know about warts so far
We know warts are small benign growths that develop on the skin.
We know warts are so common that there is a good chance that you have at least one wart on your body. We also know most people would prefer NOT to have a wart and may wish to have it removed.
So you visit your GP or buy an over-the-counter wart remover or use a home remedy.

Here are a few things to keep in mind when considering home wart removal.
You need to decide what method you will use. With home wart removal, you have a number of different options. If you are interested in using a home remedy to remove a wart, you can easily find a number of home remedy recipes online. If over-the-counter wart removal products are more your style, you should be able to purchase these products online or from a local pharmacy or drugstore.

What are the risks?
One of the most important things to keep in mind are the risks associated with removing your own warts. These risks may heighten, depending on wart removal method you choose. That is why it is extremely important to choose a self wart removal method that is not only effective, but safe. You will want to refrain from trying to cut off your wart, for example. Look into some simple home remedies or purchase one of the many over-the-counter wart medications that are currently available.

Is your wart suited to home removal?
In addition to the method you would like to use, you are also advised to keep your wart's location in mind. With wart removal, whether it be at the doctor’s office or at home, the size and the location of the wart or warts are important. Large warts may be difficult to remove or treat at home, and their location may make it difficult or unsafe for you to apply any medication, whether that be a home remedy or an over-the-counter  product.

No guarantees on effectiveness.
It is also important to remember that removing your own warts is not a guarantee that they will not return or that it will be effective in the first place. In addition to possibly being unsuccessful, it is also important to remember that there is a chance that your wart could grow back. This commonly happens, even to people who had their warts professionally removed.

 Before making a final decision on wart removal, it is a good idea to examine all of your available options, including professional wart removal.

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