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I have a wart. It's been on my hand for about 5 years and I only started to get rid of it a few months ago when I bought a treatment called Wartner.
The Wartner got rid of it leaving a little scar but then in a couple of weeks it came back. Then I went to the doctor and he gave me this stuff to put on it, he said I should put it on every night for about 4 weeks...it's gone well past 4 weeks and the stuff he gave me hasn't done anything but hurt me every time I apply it.
Is there anything I could buy that will actually get rid of the wart for good or do I have to go back to the doctor (I dont really want to seeing as it's booked up for 5 weeks).
Thanks.
The Wartner got rid of it leaving a little scar but then in a couple of weeks it came back. Then I went to the doctor and he gave me this stuff to put on it, he said I should put it on every night for about 4 weeks...it's gone well past 4 weeks and the stuff he gave me hasn't done anything but hurt me every time I apply it.
Is there anything I could buy that will actually get rid of the wart for good or do I have to go back to the doctor (I dont really want to seeing as it's booked up for 5 weeks).
Thanks.
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Yep, had one ages ago. I used to chop it off at school with a ruler everytime it came back.
Got it frozen in the end.
Got it frozen in the end.
OddToe wrote:
> A bit of advice is not to go and touch yourself with that hand as
> warts can get confused about what a finger looks like.
I noticed another wart growing on the same hand and put the teatment on it straight away, I think it's gone now but that one was small, the one I still have is quite big.
> A bit of advice is not to go and touch yourself with that hand as
> warts can get confused about what a finger looks like.
I noticed another wart growing on the same hand and put the teatment on it straight away, I think it's gone now but that one was small, the one I still have is quite big.
You can get them froze and then they sort of burn off.
A bit of advice is not to go and touch yourself with that hand as warts can get confused about what a finger looks like.
A bit of advice is not to go and touch yourself with that hand as warts can get confused about what a finger looks like.
I have a wart. It's been on my hand for about 5 years and I only started to get rid of it a few months ago when I bought a treatment called Wartner.
The Wartner got rid of it leaving a little scar but then in a couple of weeks it came back. Then I went to the doctor and he gave me this stuff to put on it, he said I should put it on every night for about 4 weeks...it's gone well past 4 weeks and the stuff he gave me hasn't done anything but hurt me every time I apply it.
Is there anything I could buy that will actually get rid of the wart for good or do I have to go back to the doctor (I dont really want to seeing as it's booked up for 5 weeks).
Thanks.
The Wartner got rid of it leaving a little scar but then in a couple of weeks it came back. Then I went to the doctor and he gave me this stuff to put on it, he said I should put it on every night for about 4 weeks...it's gone well past 4 weeks and the stuff he gave me hasn't done anything but hurt me every time I apply it.
Is there anything I could buy that will actually get rid of the wart for good or do I have to go back to the doctor (I dont really want to seeing as it's booked up for 5 weeks).
Thanks.
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