When you have warts it can be quite difficult to get rid of them and you may feel as though you will never be wart free again. Don’t worry though there are different plantar wart removal techniques that you can use that you might not have heard of before.

Warts can be hard to remove as they are a form of skin tumour that will grow on the skin and are very contagious. In fact you can catch a wart quite easily from someone else who has one by touching the wart or by sharing a towel with someone who has warts…

If you have been struggling to find a suitable method of plantar wart removal here are the most common ways which you could try –

•    Topical creams- these are prescribed by your doctor and work by increasing the anti bodies in your body to fight the virus that creates warts. Topical creams can be quite potent so it is essential that you get yours prescribed by your doctor as some people, such as pregnant women need to be careful when using creams that have active ingredients in them.

•    Freezing – this is a method that can be done at your doctors or at home with one of the kits that are available. It works by using liquid nitrogen to freeze the wart and create a blister which, when it falls off will take the wart with it and leave you wart free.

•    Salicylic acid – this is probably the most common at home method of plantar wart removal and you simply apply the acid every day to the wart for approximately 3 months and the wart will eventually disappear. You must make sure that you apply it every day though for it to be totally effective and get rid of your wart.

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