Wart remedy for diabetics?

Go to another chemist and don't tell them you have diabetes?

I had one on my thumb. I used over the counter remedies including freezing ones. Mind you it took me over a year for it to go away completely

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ShellyC23 said:

Does anyone know of a remedy which is ok? Seems a bit trivial for a visit to GP.

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Far eastern treatment focuses on boosting the immune function through the lung and spleen networks, which is accomplished through herbal therapy and a well-balanced diet of whole grains, nuts, seeds, organic proteins, cold-water fish, and fresh vegetables. Other remedies for warts include applying the juice of a calendula plant to the wart three to four times a day, applying aloe gel directly to the wart, and consuming an immunity broth of broccoli, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, asparagus, shiitake mushrooms, and miso. It is also recommended to practice qi gong for promoting circulation of both qi, or vital energy, and blood.

My northern european ancestors however used to sacrifice various farmyard animals and mix their blood with spittal in a bowl and apply that.

I think what this all means is that no one in the history of human kind has ever found a good cure and modern methods of direct brutality is an indication that lotions and potions don't work very well. Freezing them with CO2 and snapping them off, tieing them off with cotton and starving them of their blood supply or burning them off with a hot implement is as far as wart research has come.

I had a wart on my little finger years ago. My dr surgery didn't do freezing so had to go to the hospital. It took 5 sessions of freezing before it went away.

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ShellyC23 said:

I have a small lump on my left thumb which may be a wart (although I've never had one before). Pharmacy say I must see GP as over the counter remedies not suitable for diabetics. Does anyone know of a remedy which is ok? Seems a bit trivial for a visit to GP.

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More than likely your gp is your best bet anyways so he can diagnose what it is, often you'll find that the prescription meds are much stronger and more reliable at treating such problems than the over-the-counter meds in a pharmacy.

Warts are funny things. I've got rid of a couple with an old wives tale remedy.

The remedy is to rub the wart with some bacon, bury it in the garden and as you are doing so, say these words - 'as this bacon rots, so will my wart go'.

Worked for both a wart and verrucas. Probably co-incidence

))Denise(( said:

The remedy is to rub the wart with some bacon, bury it in the garden and as you are doing so, say these words - 'as this bacon rots, so will my wart go'.

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Sounds more like something out of Hogwarts to me.

))Denise(( said:

Warts are funny things. I've got rid of a couple with an old wives tale remedy.

The remedy is to rub the wart with some bacon, bury it in the garden and as you are doing so, say these words - 'as this bacon rots, so will my wart go'.

Worked for both a wart and verrucas. Probably co-incidence

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Hi Denise,

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Thanks and apologies for posting without any remedy of my own.

All the best,

Sam