For real! I was able to remove the wart from my finger … What if my immune system simply can't get rid of them period? I ended up going to a dermatologist and had chemicals put on to burn each layer off with tape; it was incredibly painful and I will never forget the smell of the solution. As someone who has dealt with warts, I really feel for you. You do this for about 20 days or worked for me. Then it comes fully dead skinThen the last step I did after almost two months was usin anti-bacterial spray and lotion to help the skin grow back Soon enough the skin should come back wart free.Sadly mine is coming back which means the treatment failed which that may happen just so your aware.All the great pictures and videos you would want to about the dreaded wart.Press J to jump to the feed.

It was a relatively new treatment plan when I got it so idk how many people are aware of it. Edit: A lot of people are asking about cooking time. It’s an over the counter antacid.

I really wish you the best.I know exactly how you're feeling. So basically the key factor is being consistent with any treatment really. It took 10+ years for me to get rid of warts on my fingers. 15 minutes at 400 degrees is a good … And worse, if that's the case and they spread, will I just be covered in warts? Def feel your pain. Obviously, do some research or talk to a doc before doing that, but it may work for you.I had some wicked bad periungual warts on my fingers for years and years. I didn’t include that because it’s very subjective. It took 10+ years for me to get rid of warts on my fingers. I know it's not what you want to hear, but patience will help. That's been treated with everything from nitrogen to acid to curettage to duct tape to beetle juice, and it recurs every time. I had one treated with nitrogen which helped knock some of the others out over the course of a few years.

Then after the 20 days I used compound wTwice everyday changing it often in the next couple of days the skin will become white then you want to use a callous remover (NOT NAIL CLIPPERS) as this can cause more damage to the foot you keep doing this and look enough the skin becomes dead skin you soak it in water . I'm even taking immune supplement boosters now, so why can't my immune system do anything?I'm not afraid of surgery or the pain, I really just want these warts gone even if they recur. It can also turn black or soft. I feel like this will improve my mood and reduce my stress, which will also allow my immune system to get better.Thanks for listening. We aim to keep this a safe space.Press J to jump to the feed.

I'm going to ask for laser treatment and I've already scheduled appointments with two other dermatologists to get their opinions on this; I'm not patient enough to wait a year for them to get better. By using our Services or clicking I agree, you agree to our use of cookies. I had delayed it because at the time I had a lot of stress on my plate, and was that a The thing is, I actually have a very rough time getting rid of warts, I have one on the sole of my foot that's been there for fifteen years now. I'm so scared that my fingers will be the same; I've only ever had one wart permanently removed, and it was through surgery. Up until now I've had moderate amounts of stress but nothing too bad, I've been basically happy.

For real! I was able to remove the wart from my finger … What if my immune system simply can't get rid of them period? I ended up going to a dermatologist and had chemicals put on to burn each layer off with tape; it was incredibly painful and I will never forget the smell of the solution. As someone who has dealt with warts, I really feel for you. You do this for about 20 days or worked for me. Then it comes fully dead skinThen the last step I did after almost two months was usin anti-bacterial spray and lotion to help the skin grow back Soon enough the skin should come back wart free.Sadly mine is coming back which means the treatment failed which that may happen just so your aware.All the great pictures and videos you would want to about the dreaded wart.Press J to jump to the feed.

It was a relatively new treatment plan when I got it so idk how many people are aware of it. Edit: A lot of people are asking about cooking time. It’s an over the counter antacid.

I really wish you the best.I know exactly how you're feeling. So basically the key factor is being consistent with any treatment really. It took 10+ years for me to get rid of warts on my fingers. 15 minutes at 400 degrees is a good … And worse, if that's the case and they spread, will I just be covered in warts? Def feel your pain. Obviously, do some research or talk to a doc before doing that, but it may work for you.I had some wicked bad periungual warts on my fingers for years and years. I didn’t include that because it’s very subjective. It took 10+ years for me to get rid of warts on my fingers. I know it's not what you want to hear, but patience will help. That's been treated with everything from nitrogen to acid to curettage to duct tape to beetle juice, and it recurs every time. I had one treated with nitrogen which helped knock some of the others out over the course of a few years.

Then after the 20 days I used compound wTwice everyday changing it often in the next couple of days the skin will become white then you want to use a callous remover (NOT NAIL CLIPPERS) as this can cause more damage to the foot you keep doing this and look enough the skin becomes dead skin you soak it in water . I'm even taking immune supplement boosters now, so why can't my immune system do anything?I'm not afraid of surgery or the pain, I really just want these warts gone even if they recur. It can also turn black or soft. I feel like this will improve my mood and reduce my stress, which will also allow my immune system to get better.Thanks for listening. We aim to keep this a safe space.Press J to jump to the feed.

I'm going to ask for laser treatment and I've already scheduled appointments with two other dermatologists to get their opinions on this; I'm not patient enough to wait a year for them to get better. By using our Services or clicking I agree, you agree to our use of cookies. I had delayed it because at the time I had a lot of stress on my plate, and was that a The thing is, I actually have a very rough time getting rid of warts, I have one on the sole of my foot that's been there for fifteen years now. I'm so scared that my fingers will be the same; I've only ever had one wart permanently removed, and it was through surgery. Up until now I've had moderate amounts of stress but nothing too bad, I've been basically happy.

For real! I was able to remove the wart from my finger … What if my immune system simply can't get rid of them period? I ended up going to a dermatologist and had chemicals put on to burn each layer off with tape; it was incredibly painful and I will never forget the smell of the solution. As someone who has dealt with warts, I really feel for you. You do this for about 20 days or worked for me. Then it comes fully dead skinThen the last step I did after almost two months was usin anti-bacterial spray and lotion to help the skin grow back Soon enough the skin should come back wart free.Sadly mine is coming back which means the treatment failed which that may happen just so your aware.All the great pictures and videos you would want to about the dreaded wart.Press J to jump to the feed.

It was a relatively new treatment plan when I got it so idk how many people are aware of it. Edit: A lot of people are asking about cooking time. It’s an over the counter antacid.

I really wish you the best.I know exactly how you're feeling. So basically the key factor is being consistent with any treatment really. It took 10+ years for me to get rid of warts on my fingers. 15 minutes at 400 degrees is a good … And worse, if that's the case and they spread, will I just be covered in warts? Def feel your pain. Obviously, do some research or talk to a doc before doing that, but it may work for you.I had some wicked bad periungual warts on my fingers for years and years. I didn’t include that because it’s very subjective. It took 10+ years for me to get rid of warts on my fingers. I know it's not what you want to hear, but patience will help. That's been treated with everything from nitrogen to acid to curettage to duct tape to beetle juice, and it recurs every time. I had one treated with nitrogen which helped knock some of the others out over the course of a few years.

Then after the 20 days I used compound wTwice everyday changing it often in the next couple of days the skin will become white then you want to use a callous remover (NOT NAIL CLIPPERS) as this can cause more damage to the foot you keep doing this and look enough the skin becomes dead skin you soak it in water . I'm even taking immune supplement boosters now, so why can't my immune system do anything?I'm not afraid of surgery or the pain, I really just want these warts gone even if they recur. It can also turn black or soft. I feel like this will improve my mood and reduce my stress, which will also allow my immune system to get better.Thanks for listening. We aim to keep this a safe space.Press J to jump to the feed.

I'm going to ask for laser treatment and I've already scheduled appointments with two other dermatologists to get their opinions on this; I'm not patient enough to wait a year for them to get better. By using our Services or clicking I agree, you agree to our use of cookies. I had delayed it because at the time I had a lot of stress on my plate, and was that a The thing is, I actually have a very rough time getting rid of warts, I have one on the sole of my foot that's been there for fifteen years now. I'm so scared that my fingers will be the same; I've only ever had one wart permanently removed, and it was through surgery. Up until now I've had moderate amounts of stress but nothing too bad, I've been basically happy.

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