Warts

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  • #12766
    Mariefg
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    Hi All,
    My 3 year old ds has warts on his bottom . He finds these itchy and sore . I took hom to the GP last week and was told to get salactol and treat them by placing the solution over each 1, then file it with the pumice. I have tried to attempt this but there is no way I can get him to stay still long enough.
    Any suggestions or even remedies on how to combat this PLEASE…

    #115953
    Jedt
    Keymaster

    our daughter had warts last year when she was 5, we used a homeopathic remedy, I cannot remember the name but it was great and worked really well, they were all gone within a few weeks of giving it to her. It was a daily little tablet and was not stressful for her to take.

    Bernie Condon is the resident homeopath on Mumstown; you can ask her and I’m sure she’ll be able to advise you. check her website at: http://berniecondon-homeopathyinlouth.ie/

    #115954
    Mariefg
    Member

    Thanks Sabbi, thats sounds like it would be perfect for him . Cheers again for the link . 🙂

    #116008
    Berry
    Member

    Hi Mariefg,

    Warts are very successfully treated with homeopathy. However as is always the case with homeopathy the remedy best indicated depends on the particulars – in your sons case what the warts look like, exact location, the itchiness and anything else that is particular to your sons warts – (including whether there is a family history of warts).

    If you’d like to discuss it give me a call. You’ll find my details on my website. Some ailments have particular remedies that are usually indicated and can be easily recommended. Treating warts however requires more detail.

    Warm regards,
    Berry

    http://www.berniecondon-homeopathyinlouth.ie

    #116009
    Berry
    Member

    Hi again,

    If you are in the Dundalk area, I’ll be at the Mumstown coffee morning tomorrow – thursday.

    Berry

    http://www.berniecondon-homeopathyinlouth.ie

    #116082
    pookie2
    Member

    Now don’t laugh, but I think the old cure was to cut a potato in two, rub the warts with one side – & bury the other half. Am open to correction….

    Warts are a virus & very difficult to get rid of as the virus can live in the system even after the wart has gone. They then tend to ome out when the immune system is compromised. I’d be inclined to boost his immume system with a tonic as well as treating the warts.

    Personal experience: an outbreak of recurring & stubborn veruccas & warts was ended by a visit to a healer in Carrick-on-Shannon (and that was after several bouts of surgery & they nevecame back) Don’t knock it till you’ve tried it!

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