Warts

"Bulk" and "wart" are two words, not one.

you actually are put asleep and then they will operate

Translation: "How to get rid of warts?"

Si entiendes inglés, la pregunta mostrada debajo explica multiples maneras de quitar verrugas.

Say its a mole or say that it's a bump on ur hand

they are a virus and encredablly contagous so dont touch them

No! Never put any un-prescriptive things on the wart. This only makes the wart worse.

SEVERAL WAYS YOU CAN GET RID OF A WART: Peeing on them, freezing them, beetle-juice, or even getting them cut off. After-wards put duct-tape on the wart, it helps it die alone.

Ask your doctor for help to get the wart off.

DO NOT CUT THE WART YOURSELF!! This would cause a tumor in the foot or arm.

Wart is the main character of the movie.

The young boy who's real name is Arthur and

who pulls the sword from the stone.

Abraham Lincoln had a wart on the left side of his face. On the upper lip area!

so this isn't a scientific way but its something my family sticks by and I believe it works, as it worked for me. Cut an apple in half. eat one half.with the other half rub it on ur wart and bury in in the ground.theory has it when the wart in the ground rots away ur wart will be gone

is it safe to take st johns wort with morphine

I just did the other day. The St. John's Wort, by itself, naturally induces a positive state, but I will add that I experienced a horrific anxiety attack last night, that lasted for quite a while. I'm not sure if it was because the two counteracted each other negatively or not though. They very well might have. My best guesstimate is as good as any who have tried the two together. Best of luck to you.

If you take off a planters wart most of the time it grows back worse. I have a lady that I work with who tried to pick it off and has gotten her wart frozen off at the doctor and payed a lot of money to get it surgically removed and it still is coming back.

YES, You have a good possibility of being fertile, unless told other wise by your attending doctor. Even then, if he or she told you that you were infertile I would recommend a second or even third opinion. Having HPV can indeed affect the method of delivery due to the fact that you still have the virus that causes genital warts. By that I mean, that you should have several paps done before trying to deliver vaginally. HPV can be lingering in the vaginal canal or uterine cervix that can be passed on to child not to there genitals but there lungs. There is such a thing as HPV in the lungs. The child lives normal but has asthmatic symptoms, and usually have periods of lung infections. Make sure that your paps are clear for several years then consider it. You can always have a c-section which is safer. Another thing to consider is breast feeding, viruses are small enough to enter a baby's system through mother's milk. But I have never heard of a child getting it so far, ask your doctor. The only one for sure is HIV. You do have a lot of chances to get pregnate. Take care of your self. Excercise, eat right, rest, and if you smoke, QUIT. Smoking can contribute to cervical cancer. HPV is the #1 virus that also causes cervical cancer. Always stay up on your pap status.

It is the root and hopefully it will fall off soon

how do brain warts develope

you can try putting duck tape on the wart thenleave it on for a week and do that until it turns kind of brown. after that let it dry out and eventually it will go away .

The name of the warts due to HPV depend on location. If you are talking about genital warts due to HPV, then it would be condyloma acuminata. If you are talking about warts on the foot, it is Verruca plantaris. If it is around the fingernail it would be Periungual warts.

If you need to know a particular location, please reask.

One Treatment Cycle

Assembly

Attach open end of the white applicator to blue nozzle of can. Twist clockwise to lock in place. Use only the white applicators provided.

Place blue activator on a table or other sturdy surface.

Turn can upside down and insert the white applicator into the blue applicator.

Align the 3 tabs on the can with the 3 slots in the blue activator. Press down on can and hold for 2 to 3 second. You will hear a hissing sound as the white applicator tip is being frozen. The white applicator will be activated with cold liquid and you will see condensation (white frosty appearance). You may some dimethyl ether.

Freeze Wart

Leaving the white applicator on the can, apply immediately. Lightly press and hold the white applicator tip on the wart for treatment time directed. Do not swab. You must treat the entire wart not just the center.

If necessary, activate a new tip (Repeat step 5) and continue treating to freeze all areas of the wart.

After treatment, set can and blue activator out of reach of children.

After 2 minutes, grasp white applicator by its plastic stem and remove from can by turning counter-clockwise. Discard the white applicator after treating wart. Use one applicator to freeze each wart. Do not reuse an applicator to treat another wart or touch the end of the applicator with bare hands to ensure that you do not spread the wart virus infection.

Apply Liquid:

24 Hours after treating with Dual Action Freeze Away can, wash the treated wart and dry thoroughly.

Apply one drop of Dr. Scholl's Dual Action Freeze Away Fast-Acting Liquid at a time to the treated wart using the applicator stick. Let dry. Apply liquid twice daily for 2 weeks.

Self-adhesive cushion may be used to cushion wart. Remove cushion before reapplying liquid.

If the wart has not disappeared after 2 weeks, you may start another treatment cycle

Do not treat wart with more than 4 treatment cycles of Dual Action Freeze Away Wart Remover

Store between 20 to 25 degrees C (68 to 77 degrees F)

Keep tightly closed

Warnings

Dual Action Freeze Away Fast-Acting Liquid Wart Remover

For external use only

Use only as directed

If you do not use Dual Action Freeze Away Wart Remover exactly as the directions say to use it, or if you use it on any condition that is not a common or plantar war, it may cause serious burns, permanent scarring of the skin, or blindness

Flammable - Keep away from fire or flame

Do not use

if you are a diabetic

if you have poor blood circulation

on irritated skin or any area that is infected or reddened

on moles, birthmarks, warts with hair growing from them, genital warts, or warts on the face or mucous membranes

When using this product

if product gets in eyes, flush with water for 15 minutes

do not inhale vapors

cap bottle tightly and store at room temperature away from heat

Stop and ask a doctor if discomfort lasts

Keep out of reach of children

If swallowed, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away

Dual Action Freeze Away Can

Highly flammable

Keep away from fire or flame and from sources of sparks or ignition

Contents under pressure

Store at room temperature between 20 to 25 degrees C (68 to 77 degrees F) and away from heat

Protect from sunlight an do not expose to temperatures above 50 degrees C (120 degrees F)

Do not pierce or burn pressurized can, even after use

Piercing the can or exposure to heat may cause it to explode, causing serious injury

Do not smoke while using Dual Action Freeze Away Wart Remover

Do not use

if you cannot see clearly the wart you are treating

on children under 4 years because it is uncertain how Dual Action Freeze Away may affect the child's skin. Use on a child under 4 years of age may cause permanent scarring of the child's skin

if you are a diabetic or have poor blood circulation. Dual Action Freeze Away works by freezing the wart. The frozen area in people with diabetes or poor blood circulation may not heal as quickly or completely

if you are pregnant or breast-feeding. It is uncertain how Dual Action Freeze Away may affect people under these conditions; on areas with thin skin such as the face, armpits, breasts, bottom, or genitals. It may cause burns and permanent scarring

on irritated skin, on any area that is infected, reddened or is showing any signs of inflammation, such as itching or swelling. This may result in worsening of the condition and possible further infection. These may not be warts and should be checked by a doctor

on moles, birthmarks, warts with hair growing from them, genital (on penis or vaginal) warts, or warts on the face or mucous membranes (such as inside mouth, nose, anus, genitals, lips, ears or near eyes). It may cause burns and permanent scarring of skin or blindness

to treat each wart with more than 4 treatment cycles in total

Ask a doctor before use if you are

not sure the skin condition is a common or plantar wart. If it is not a wart, you delay proper treatment

When using this product

keep out of eyes. Contact with eyes may cause blindness. Do not rub or touch eyes with hands if contents of Dual Action Freeze Away can has been applied to them. If product gets into eyes, flush with water for 15 minutes and get medical help right away

do not spray gas directly on skin. Always use white applicator when applying the product

do not swallow or inhale. Contents are toxic and may cause serious internal damage. Use only in well-ventilated areas

changes in skin pigmentation may occur at the treated site. If you have any concerns, ask a doctor before using this product

Stop use and ask a doctor if

discomfort of aching/stinging feeling continues beyond these times (3 hours for common warts and 24 hours for plantar warts). The area may have been frozen too deeply and you may need medical attention

wart is not removed after 4 cycles of treatment, since your skin condition may be something other than warts. Do not treat additional warts

Keep out of reach of children

If swallowed or inhaled, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away

Individual parts may present a choking hazard

If by warts, you mean fatty tumors, then yes, this is normal. As the dog becomes older, it will gain tumors. Outside the body, these fatty tumors are usually completely harmless. However, ingrown tumors and tumors that have begun bleeding need to be seen by a veterinarian immediately.

Salicylic acid is a keratolytic (peeling agent). Salicylic acid causes shedding of the outer layer of skin.

Warts are caused by a viral infection and not by moth contact.

yes you can you can get a wart anywhere

No, you should never try to scrape, pull or pick at warts, that is how you can spread them on your body and to other people. They are caused by a virus, so wash your hands well after you touch them. Contact your pharmacist and ask for product recommendations.

Yes, warts are caused by a virus. If that virus infects the skin on your face then that is where you will get a wart.