Wart remedy

how can i get rid of a wart?
( 3 Dec 2007)

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Try the following simple home remedies to treat your stubborn warts –

Put a cup of oatmeal in your bath tub. Soak yourself in this tub for 20-25 minutes. Oatmeal baths will not only soothe the skin but also reduce the itchiness caused by warts.

½ cup of sodium bicarbonate added in bath tub instead of oatmeal will also have a soothing effect on the skin.
Cut an aloe vera leaf and soak the inner clear juice in a cotton ball. Apply this to the wart, and cover with a bandage.

Repeat daily until the wart is gone.
Apply castor oil on the wart twice daily. This will help to treat them.
Onions stimulate blood circulation under the skin. Rub a piece of raw onion rubbed lightly on the affected area, with this remedy warts often disappear.
Build up your immune system to fight warts by include vitamin A rich foods like papaya, carrots, spinach, and pumpkin.
Don’t scratch existing warts and keep the area with warts dry as a wet environment is favorable for the warts.

answered by S P on 10 Dec 2007, 11:11:27

Try the following simple home remedies to treat your stubborn warts –

Put a cup of oatmeal in your bath tub. Soak yourself in this tub for 20-25 minutes. Oatmeal baths will not only soothe the skin but also reduce the itchiness caused by warts. ½ cup of sodium bicarbonate added in bath tub instead of oatmeal will also have a soothing effect on the skin.
Cut an aloe vera leaf and soak the inner clear juice in a cotton ball. Apply this to the wart, and cover with a bandage. Repeat daily until the wart is gone.
Apply castor oil on the wart twice daily. This will help to treat them.
Onions stimulate blood circulation under the skin. Rub a piece of raw onion rubbed lightly on the affected area, with this remedy warts often disappear.
Build up your immune system to fight warts by include vitamin A rich foods like papaya, carrots, spinach, and pumpkin.
Don’t scratch existing warts and keep the area with warts dry as a wet environment is favorable for the warts.

answered by S P on 10 Dec 2007, 11:09:44