Homeopathic remedy for verruca

Warts

A verucca (or wart) is a fungal infection of the skin, usually found on the fingers and toes. The cause of this skin condition in most cases is human papilloma virus (HPV), which affects the skin, leading to warts. They might be different shape and appear with different symptoms, and therefore there are remedies made to treat every form of warts. There are also veneral warts, caused by irritating secretion and senile warts (skin changes caused by aging). Verucca could be quite hard to stop, once it starts to spread. The condition might also become really painful for the patient.

Some suggest that the best treatment actually includes salt bath (Epsom salt baths are recommended), to make your skin more acid and cleaning of the affected area with some cider vinegar.

Conventional medicine offers a surgical removal of the warts as the only solution. Patients that tried natural or homeopathic remedies are usually satisfied with the results of the treatment.

Prevent Warts

Filthy and too alkaline skin is the playground for the fungi. Keep your feet clean and tidy, changing your socks two times a day and often changing your shoes. Doctors also recommend avoiding rubber soled shoes, because they might prevent the proper perspiration of the feet.

Treat Warts with Herbs

Baked onion is one of the easiest solutions for warts. Bake an onion, remove its centre and place it on verucca. It should efficiently cure the wart while you are sleeping in just 3 to 5 days.

Thuja tincture could also be applied to the affected skin and left to work overnight.

If you have feet warts, you might visit a chiropodist to remove its root and then try the remedies.

Homeopathic Treatment for Warts

Acidum nitricum is the remedy used in large warts that bleed. Those warts are really painful experience for the patients. The remedy should be taken once a week for three weeks.

Antimonium is used in the presence of hard warts and callus. Use it two times a day for three weeks.

Calcarea carbonica is also used for warts that bleed easily, but are soft, spongy and tickly. Use it once a week for 2 weeks.

Causticum is proven to be useful for flat face, nose, eyelid and finger warts. A dose should be administered every week for 3 weeks.

Dulcamara is recommended for large warts on the hands. Use a dose per week and take it for 3 weeks.

Ferrum picricum is helpful for warts on the palms of the hands and soles of the feet (corns). For two weeks, use this remedy three times per day.

Natrium carbonicum treats warts on the tips of the toes. Use it twice a day, for 3 weeks.

Natrium muriaticum should be used to treat sweating warts on the palms of the hands. Take it every 12 hours for at least 3 weeks or until the condition is cleared.

Sepia is known to cure black warts with some growing hairs.

Thuja occidentalis remedy helps to treat warts that resemble cauliflowers, which bleed and have moist feel to them. Usually, these warts are located on the back of the head and the treatment is to be used once a week, for 3 weeks.