hard to determine the best way to treat them. I've used On-Guard with
tremendous success for even really stubborn Plantar Warts, but it takes
time, patience, and consistency! Another thing that I have found success
with is Purify. My daughter had little warts on her legs (there is name, I
just can't remember it.. something molluscum....) anyway - it is making them
go away - fast! I'm sure the other oils that have been suggested are great
too - it really depends on the location as to how easy it is to get rid of
them. For ones on the bottom of the foot - I would take the end of a Q-tip
off, put a drop of oil on it and then place it on the wart with a bandaid
over it during the night. That seemed to work the best.
Good luck and be patient!
Brooke Magleby
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My niece has a wart on the top of the foot. Just wondering if oregano
with a carrier oil is too strong for a child or what others have used to
help with this problem.
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I am currently treating my daughters foot for warts... somehow she developed A LOT (about 6 six areas with several warts in each spot!) I have had GREAT SUCCESS with lemon and apple cider vinegar. First, I put petroleum jelly around the wart to protect the good skin. Then I apply the lemon and AC vinegar to a small piece of cotton and cover with a bandaid. It was AMAZING to see how the warts changed in appearance and eventually just fell off!!! You do have to be consistent, but it works!
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