Duct tape wart treatment?
Tuesday, May 25th, 2010 at
11:35 pm
I just finished the first week of using the duct tape treatment, and have removed the duct tape to wash the wart. However, the wart is bigger, whiter, more painful, and looks like it has an exposed hole on the top. Is this normal? I have a feeling it shouldn’t look like this.
Avriel, removing a wart with duct tape is a common home remedy. Certain studies have found it to be more effective than using liquid nitrogen.
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Instead of using duct tape try the saliclylic acid its available at pharmacies. Its basically the same method as duct tape but this has worked for me. Cut a piece of salicylic acid to cover the wart put on at night. Remove salicylic acid fromt he wart in the morning and then remove the white skin. Continue to repeat this process until you are able to remove the root of the wart. It does get painful as it gets closer to the root but it is also nice when its all gone.
Your not supposed to put duck tape on a wart that would just make it worst . do you know how many bacterial does a duck tape has and chemicals.