Wart Control

  

This breakthrough topical treatment is designed to eliminate warts and heal damaged skin. Wart Control is formulated to penetrate deep into skin tissue to reach the roots.

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Warts Acid Treatment

Mild salicylic acid treatments are available as nonprescription paints, creams, or plaster patches for home treatment of various types of warts.

Salicylic acid softens the skin layers that form a wart so that they can be rubbed off. This type of acid treatment repeatedly irritates a wart, which is thought to trigger an immune system response. A heightened immune response fights the human papillomavirus that causes wart growth.

Salicylic acid is the home treatment most often used for eliminating warts. This nonprescription preparation: Is an inexpensive and safe home treatment. Causes minimal or no pain and may only be effective when used regularly over a period of time.

You should not use this form of acid treatment if you are not certain that a skin growth is a wart; contact your health care provider.

This particular acid treatment should also not be used on moles, birthmarks, and unusual warts with hair growing from them, warts on the mucous membranes, or open wounds.

Compared to other wart treatments , nonprescription salicylic acid treatment is as or more effective, with minimal risk and pain.

A recent review of research suggests that salicylic acid treatment is a safe treatment that effectively eliminates warts up to 75% of the time. By comparison, placebo or no treatment produced an approximate clearance rate of 50%.

Salicylic acid can irritate or damage healthy skin surrounding the wart. As a prevention measure, cover the surrounding skin with a doughnut-shaped pad or bandage when applying salicylic acid. If you experience discomfort with salicylic acid treatment, try applying it less often.

In some rare cases salicylic acid treatment causes scarring.

Avoid getting any salicylic acid treatment on your unaffected skin. Salicylic acid should touch only the wart.

Dead tissue contains living wart virus, so dispose of the dead skin carefully. The pumice stone or file will also have living wart virus on it. Don't use the file or pumice stone for any other purpose or you may spread the virus.

If acid treatment causes the area to become too tender, stop using the medication for 2 to 3 days.

If your warts do not go away after 2 to 3 months of treatment with salicylic acid treatment, or if they recur, you can consider a stronger preparation or another type of treatment recommended by your physician.

As an all-natural alternative, consider Warts No More. It is proven to be safer and less evasive than approaches such as acid treatments.