Is it true that toothpaste can get rid of warts?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

There is nothing in toothpaste that will cure genital warts. There is a detergent called sodium dodecyl sulphate (a common ingredient in toothpaste) which can kill HPV (the virus which causes genital warts) in laboratory conditions .. but that certainly doesn't mean that it will do the same to a virus that has already been absorbed by your delicate genital tissues. In fact - if you do try to use toothpaste in this manner - the very least you are likely to do is irritate the skin and cause even more warts to appear .. but given that sodium dodecyl sulphate is also known to cause dermatitis and canker sores, the outcome could be much more serious.

Answer 3

There is nothing in toothpaste that will cure genital warts. There is a detergent called sodium dodecyl sulphate (a common ingredient in toothpaste) which can kill HPV (the virus which causes genital warts) in laboratory conditions .. but that certainly doesn't mean that it will do the same to a virus that has already been absorbed by your delicate genital tissues. In fact - if you do try to use toothpaste in this manner - the very least you are likely to do is irritate the skin and cause even more warts to appear .. but given that sodium dodecyl sulphate is also known to cause dermatitis and canker sores, the outcome could be much more serious.

Answer 4

Toothpaste does not treat genital warts. They are caused by a virusc called HPV, human papillomavirus that is very communicable and common. This virus has been associated with Cervical cancer and with other types of genital cancers, such as cancer of the penis. They need to be medically treated. Some medications used is Aldara cream, Ondylox which is applied to the warts and Trichloroacetic acid, or TCA, which burns the warts. If the warts do not respond to medications, then surgery is necessary. OTC or over the counter, drugs are not recommended as they may cause pain and irritation and are not effective.

Answer 5

no it's actually not

the best way is to freeze it at a doctors office

Answer 6

Toothpaste is not an effective treatment for genital warts. Genital warts will go away on their own over time, so any treatment may appear to be effective.