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A HomeSpun Cure for Plantars Wart
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 Informative Article Summary by Anny Redperz
A plantars wart is a small lesion that forms on the toes or sole of the foot. Generally, it resembles a cauliflower in appearance with small black dots in it’s center. Planters warts also make walking uncomfortable and sometimes quite painful. It should also be understood that it is a strain of HPV virus that is usually transmitted through walking on moist surfaces such as showers, swimming pools, or shoes. It is contagious, can survive on moist surfaces for many months without a host, and can be spread to various other parts of the body if left untreated.
A simple but very effective cure consists of painting the wart for with thick red fingernail polish and letting it dry. Cover the entire wart and close surrounding skin with polish so that no air can get to the wart. Since it is a virus, it needs air and moisture to survive. The polish keeps the air and moisture out. Do this for three 3 days. Then peel off the polish. The wart should come off with the polish, and you should be wart free! Now how’s that for a budget friendly cure
What is an all natural cure for plantars wart- a home remedy that actually works quick?
There’s 3 easy steps to get rid of them:
1. Apply duct tape to the wart and leave it on for 3 days.
2. Shave off as much as you can of the wart.
3. Use an air spray can (the ones used to dust off computers), turn it upside down and spray the wart (the air will come out supper cold and will freeze the wart).
I went to the Doctor several times and paid to have him freeze it. It kept coming back. I got tired of it and did the above myself and it never came back. I’ve told several people and they’ve had similar results
Most Popular Home Remedies for Warts.
Home Remedy #1: Fresh Aloe vera juice is applied directly to dissolve warts and tone the skin.
Home Remedy #2: Proteolytic Enzymes:
Papaya (papain), Pineapple (bromelain), banana peel and figs contain enzymes that digest and dissolve warts in a safe manner.
Home Remedy #3: The fresh plant, sap (figs) or concentrate (papain) can be applied; any of these can be taped to the skin for several hours.
Home Remedy #4: Milkweed a weed that is wide spread across North America; the fresh milky sap of the leaf or stem is applied directly to warts once a day. Usually works dramatically; non-irritating, does not affect normal skin.
Home Remedy #5: Increase the amount of sulfur-containing amino acids in your diet by eating more asparagus, citrus fruits, eggs, garlic, and onions.
Put a small square of banana skin on it. The fleshy side / inside of the banana skin should placed over the wart you want to remove, the hold in place with a band aid / plaster and wear a sock on the foot overnight. You should continue this treatment until the wart turns a brown or black color and easily comes off.
Use baking soda. Take some baking soda and mix with caster or olive oil and apply to the offending wart. You should leave this overnight, and as with the above example, cover with a band-aid. Repeat this until the wart drops off.
Use Vitamin E capsule. Simply open a standard Vitamin E capsule and rub the contents onto the wart and cover with a band-aid. You will need to repeat this treatment several times a day for it to be effective. You should also consider taking a Vitamin E capsule every day as a part of your diet.
Tea Tree Oil and Lemon Essential Oil. Put a couple of drops of these oils on a Q Tip or cotton wool pad and apply to the wart twice a day. You will need to repeat this treatment for a couple of weeks for it to be effective. Take care to only apply a few drops of the oils.
Soak a cotton wool ball in apple cider vinegar. Put the cotton wool ball on the wart and secure with a band aid. Repeat this everyday, with a fresh cotton wool pad and vinegar, until the wart is gone.
Cover the wart or warts with a piece of duct tape which totally covers the growth. Leave this on for 6 days, on the 7th day, remove the tape, soak the foot in water and use a pumice stone or emery board to remove the wart. Dry the foot and apply another piece of duct tape. Continue this until the wart is gone.
2 Common Methods Of Plantar Warts Treatment
There are methods of plantar warts treatment that are available for anyone who wants to make use of them. While methods are effective, this may seem unnecessary because of the fact that the wart may go away on its own. However, plantar warts have a tendency to be painful because they are usually exposed to pressure when walking. This can cause a great discomfort for the infected person and can easily affect his day to day activities.
The most common method of plantar warts treatment is through the use of salicylic acid. This comes in the form of topical medications and patches which are applied directly to the wart. It has the effect of peeling the wart away from the skin. However, it will not take effect in one application only. It should be applied for as many times necessary. Also, the wart should be rubbed with a pumice stone or emery board after every application. This helps in removing any wart tissue that is loosened by the acid.
Another method is through the use of cryotheraphy. It freezes the wart with the use of liquid nitrogen so that it can be easily removed. In the past, it is done mostly in a clinic by a certified skin doctor. However, advancements in science have enabled the development of cryotheraphy kits which can be bought in drugstores and pharmacies. The person can then use the kit to remove the wart himself. The only downside to this kind of treatment is the fact that it can be really painful. This is why, it is not often recommended to children.
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