warts

[Guest guest]

Hi, Rosemary! The following are all reported to be great wart treatments: castor

oil, tea tree oil, or a bit of garlic placed directly over the wart and covered

with a bandaid.

I look forward to hearing from everyone else, because I'm not sure which of

these works the best. HTH

pamela

[Guest guest]

Yup ! Dandelion juice....... Go into the garden and I am sure you will find

some Dandelions. Break off the plant and apply the sap ( juice ) onto the

wart. Keep applying as often as poss'. Will take a few days but they will

fall off. Hope this helps..hugs, .

Warts

> Dear List Buds,

>

> This has been discussed before, but I don't remember what was said because

I

> didn't need it at the time.

>

> My grandson just announced to his mom that he has warts on the bottom of

his

> foot. He thought they would go away by themselves. Before she speeds off

to

> the doctor, isn't there a natural remedy that I could give her. It seems

to

> me that I remember it being very simple.

>

> Thanks for your advice.

>

> Rose

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi all,

The absolutely best thing Ive ever seen to get rid of a wart, is to break

the stem of a dandelion, and rub the " latex " onto the wart. Do it daily for

about a week

Well, Naturally

http://www.wellnaturally.ca

http://www.wellnaturally.com

20/2003 -0500, you wrote:

>Hi, Rosemary! The following are all reported to be great wart treatments:

>castor oil, tea tree oil, or a bit of garlic placed directly over the wart

>and covered with a bandaid.

>

>I look forward to hearing from everyone else, because I'm not sure which

>of these works the best. HTH

>

>pamela

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Duct tape. But I don't know if it works as well on plantars warts like it

does on others.

..

>

>My grandson just announced to his mom that he has warts on the bottom of

>his

>foot.

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Lemon Essential Oil is also suppposed to kill warts. Supposedly only takes a

drop or two.

Shana

[Guest guest]

I had a wart, my son and daughter both had a wart. I kept delaying and trying

different things. They got really bad and big. My father gave me some papaya

powder (it's green). I think some people use it to break down protein in their

meat. I put it on every night. I took about three months with my daughter and

a couple with my son. They disappeared. I think you can probably get it at a

health food store. May be papaya extract. It is a green powder. You just mix

it with a little water to make a paste, put a band-aid on it and go to sleep.

Warts

Dear List Buds,

This has been discussed before, but I don't remember what was said because I

didn't need it at the time.

My grandson just announced to his mom that he has warts on the bottom of his

foot. He thought they would go away by themselves. Before she speeds off to

the doctor, isn't there a natural remedy that I could give her. It seems to

me that I remember it being very simple.

Thanks for your advice.

Rose

[Guest guest]

Here is just one of several places i got my info...of course...if you use

Compound W on a wart it causes it to eat the wart and the skin around it too...I

also found a site that recommends mixing 2 drops of Lemon Oil in 10 drops of

cidar vinegar..you might try that.

<A HREF= " http://www.purelinatural.com/LemonOil.html " >

http://www.purelinatural.com/LemonOil.html</A>

Shana

[Guest guest]

Hi all,

NEVER, NEVER use lemon essential oil on your skin, unless you want a

chemical burn. If you want a demonstration, try pouring some on a

polystyrene cup, and watch it melt.

Well, Naturally

http://www.wellnaturally.com

http://www.wellnaturally.ca

At 09:30 AM 8/21/2003 -0400, you wrote:

>Lemon Essential Oil is also suppposed to kill warts. Supposedly only takes a

>drop or two.

>Shana

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Well said , agree 100%, doesn't even have to be polystyrene, any throw

away drink cup or a plastic measuring cup, same results.

Jane

Adobe Soapworks

> NEVER, NEVER use lemon essential oil on your skin, unless you want a

> chemical burn. If you want a demonstration, try pouring some on a

> polystyrene cup, and watch it melt.

>

>

[Guest guest]

doesn't even have to be polystyrene, any throw

away drink cup or a plastic measuring cup, same results.

> NEVER, NEVER use lemon essential oil on your skin,

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Doesn't even have to be lemon essential oil, either . . . try pouring orange

eo on the polystyrene cup . . . same thing happens. I suspect there are

others. Of course, our skin isn't exactly composed of the same stuff as are

polystyrene cups, so does it react differently???

Ruth

Adobe Soapworks

[Guest guest]

Hi Ruth,

Essential Oils are volatile oils, and should never, ever be used straight

on the skin, in spite of anything Young Living states to the contrary. The

only exceptions are Lavender, Manuka and Tea Tree - and the latest studies

show that Tea Tree is actually more effective in a 20% solution.

I work with eo's all the time, and the skin on my hands is probably tougher

than most, but I can show you a perfect thumbprint on my measuring scales,

where the plastic was melted from eo's on my skin? I once had eo's on my

hands, and my ear itched, I put my finger in my ear to scratch it, and

spent the next 30minutes with my ear under the tap, trying to flush out the

oils - that hurt!!

I cannot stress strongly enough, that you will get a chemical burn from

using eo's straight on the skin - that is if you are using pure and

undiluted eo's.

Well, Naturally

At 07:17 AM 8/23/2003 -0600, you wrote:

> doesn't even have to be polystyrene, any throw

>away drink cup or a plastic measuring cup, same results.

>

> > NEVER, NEVER use lemon essential oil on your skin,

>+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

>

>Doesn't even have to be lemon essential oil, either . . . try pouring orange

>eo on the polystyrene cup . . . same thing happens. I suspect there are

>others. Of course, our skin isn't exactly composed of the same stuff as are

>polystyrene cups, so does it react differently???

>Ruth

>Adobe Soapworks

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

If I remember correctly the original post had said something along the line

of you use two drops lemon EO to about 20 drops of....? I think it was some

kind of carrier oil, but I may be wrong.

So, my question is, are you saying, not to use the lemon, or orange oils on

the skin even when they are diluted with a carrier oil?

Thanks,

Dawn

Washington State

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> doesn't even have to be polystyrene, any throw

>away drink cup or a plastic measuring cup, same results.

>

> > NEVER, NEVER use lemon essential oil on your skin,

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[Guest guest]

Hi,

I copied this from a list over a year ago and saved it. I would try the Vit. A cap on the wart, it seems pretty safe.

Re: Planter WartsWhen my daughter was 4 years old she had a huge planter wart on her foot. When we treated that one wart with a burning agent it spread to well over 40 daughter warts on her foot. She couldn't walk or bear weight on that foot - MD told me in 18 to 36 months it should go away and just wasn't good enough so I started hunting online for info. I learned more about planters warts than anyone wants to know...anyway I found an article in a running magazine and it suggested opening up a vitamin A pill and putting the oil on the wart(s) twice daily, use cotton socks and change when they get wet, put shoes in the sun to dry and disinfect them with the sun's radiation, and rotate shoes. In about 10 days her foot was completely healed not a mark on them and no scars. When I took her back to doctor about two weeks after he saw her he first took off one shoe then the other, then thought I'd brought the wrong child as this couldn't be the child he just saw two weeks ago. Warts usually means you aren't getting enough vitamin A in the diet as well, but be careful in the supplementation of A since it isn't water soluble.Also, I laid hands on her feet twice a day and prayed over them.Hope this helps.

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I copied this from a list over a year ago and saved it. I would try the Vit. A cap on the wart, it seems pretty safe.

Re: Planter WartsWhen my daughter was 4 years old she had a huge planter wart on her foot. When we treated that one wart with a burning agent it spread to well over 40 daughter warts on her foot. She couldn't walk or bear weight on that foot - MD told me in 18 to 36 months it should go away and just wasn't good enough so I started hunting online for info. I learned more about planters warts than anyone wants to know...anyway I found an article in a running magazine and it suggested opening up a vitamin A pill and putting the oil on the wart(s) twice daily, use cotton socks and change when they get wet, put shoes in the sun to dry and disinfect them with the sun's radiation, and rotate shoes. In about 10 days her foot was completely healed not a mark on them and no scars. When I took her back to doctor about two weeks after he saw her he first took off one shoe then the other, then thought I'd brought the wrong child as this couldn't be the child he just saw two weeks ago. Warts usually means you aren't getting enough vitamin A in the diet as well, but be careful in the supplementation of A since it isn't water soluble.Also, I laid hands on her feet twice a day and prayed over them.Hope this helps.

[Guest guest]

Just wondering why you would want to add Virastop with Valtrex...we are on day 7, and I was just curious as to the reasoning?pennington1994 <pennington1994@...> wrote: I had just posted yesterday that my son had no rash.I see what looks like warts on two of his fingers.on the knuckles.Also hes has a few spots that look like pimples on his face.One on his nose.He has never had pimples or warts before starting valtrex, so i assume thats a rash from the valtrex.Also started Virastop. What are warts caused from?Not sure if that what they are, but

thats what they look like. Tina

[Guest guest]

Just wondering why you would want to add Virastop with Valtrex...we are on day 7, and I was just curious as to the reasoning?pennington1994 <pennington1994@...> wrote: I had just posted yesterday that my son had no rash.I see what looks like warts on two of his fingers.on the knuckles.Also hes has a few spots that look like pimples on his face.One on his nose.He has never had pimples or warts before starting valtrex, so i assume thats a rash from the valtrex.Also started Virastop. What are warts caused from?Not sure if that what they are, but

thats what they look like. Tina

[Guest guest]

>

> I had just posted yesterday that my son had no rash.I see what looks

> like warts on two of his fingers.on the knuckles.Also hes has a few

> spots that look like pimples on his face.One on his nose.He has

never

> had pimples or warts before starting valtrex, so i assume thats a

rash

> from the valtrex.Also started Virastop. What are warts caused from?

Not

> sure if that what they are, but thats what they look like. Tina

>

we just got a wart too but has been doing swimming lessons at school

so could have picked it up there too. keep us posted if it goes away

or if you treat it. im waiting a bit to observe it first then decide.

[Guest guest]

>

> I had just posted yesterday that my son had no rash.I see what looks

> like warts on two of his fingers.on the knuckles.Also hes has a few

> spots that look like pimples on his face.One on his nose.He has

never

> had pimples or warts before starting valtrex, so i assume thats a

rash

> from the valtrex.Also started Virastop. What are warts caused from?

Not

> sure if that what they are, but thats what they look like. Tina

>

we just got a wart too but has been doing swimming lessons at school

so could have picked it up there too. keep us posted if it goes away

or if you treat it. im waiting a bit to observe it first then decide.

[Guest guest]

Hi Tim,

I too am on Truvada, Prezista and TMC 125 (along with t-20) and have had similar

(fantastic) results as you have had: First time in 20+ years with undetect vl,

and rising t cells (to about 200+).

I had horrible plantar's warts on my feet -- very large ones that I had for at

least 5 years. I tried many things to get them gone. I thought I would have them

for the rest of my life.

But what seems to have finally worked for me was constant use of salycitic

(sorry about the spelling) acid, 17% available in the Walgreen's, covered plus

shaving the dead skin down with a blade 3 or 4 times a week.

Persistance is the key. I would apply the acid every other day, and shave off

the dead skin on the days in between. This process took more than a year. I

thought many times that this would not work. But I had already tried lots of

other treatments and they didn't work either.

I have to credit my dermotologist Dr Fitzgerald here in Los Angeles here. She

warned me that this would take at least a year, maybe longer to see the results

but that it would work. Finally, at some point over the summer, I started to

notice that I had the upper hand over the warts and that they seemed to be

shrinking.

Once I saw this, I redoubled my efforts in applying the acid and intensive

shaving of the dead skin and now, it looks like all the wart is gone. For the

last few months I have stopped treatment and the skin on my feet seems to be

looking normal now.

I think the point is perserverence is the key in wart treatments. Even when it

looks likey you are not making progress, you might be. Just stay on top of them

and eventually you will beat them.

Best of luck,

Babeler

---- puli3puli3 <thsema369@...> wrote:

> Hi Everyone,

>

> I just found out a few days ago that I was receiving active drug in

> the TMC 125 trial- so I am taking Truvada, Prezista, TMC125(to be

> approved next month). I started

> this regimen in May '06 and and after 17 years diagnosed went

> undetectable within 2 months. Viral load was 30,000 and cd4 around 250

> and cd4 percentage 16%. My labs have been basically in the same range-

> cd4 absolute around 350-400 and cd4 perc. 22% and undetectable v/l. I

> noticed my latest labs from 12/19 were 323 cd4 and cd4 perc. 27%- which

> is the highest I've ever seen. I feel very good in general but have a

> number

> of warts on the back of my hands and feet and numerous trips to

> dermatologist freezing them have not helped. I was wondering just how

> effective adding Isentress would be for my CD4 count. I have read that

> Fuzeon and Prezista produce amazing

> CD4 results and from what I know maybe Isentress would do the same. Any

> feedback would be greatly appreciated.

>

> Happy Holidays

>

> Tim

>

[Guest guest]

"I cant explain it but I have been developing warts. One under one arm. One onthe inside of each thigh. Two new ones developing on the back of one leg. No where else. Should I be concerened about these? Never had warts before. Been poz 1 year and on meds 9 months. Are warts like these hiv ralated? My CD4 is 791 and viral load 37. Know I should not be lulled into a false sense of security about the levels being so good. Any advice? Thanks in advance."Even as someone with HIV and a good response to medication, you still are susceptible to routine viral infections like warts. The new growths do not suggest anything new or terrible. I'd see a dermatologist soon to get them taken care of. JB

[Guest guest]

Hi, Can anyone recommend a dermatologist in NJ-NY that deals with HIV related skin problems. I also have wart-like growths and sought a dermatologist who was not very knowledgable and in fact, made me very uncomfortable after I told her I was HIV+ and she asked “How did you get that?” . Anyway, needless to say, I did not go back but would still like to take care of this skin issue. Thanks, On Dec 6, 2010, at 8:19 AM, J Barrowster wrote:

"I cant explain it but I have been developing warts. One under one arm. One onthe inside of each thigh. Two new ones developing on the back of one leg. No where else. Should I be concerened about these? Never had warts before. Been poz 1 year and on meds 9 months. Are warts like these hiv ralated? My CD4 is 791 and viral load 37. Know I should not be lulled into a false sense of security about the levels being so good. Any advice? Thanks in advance."E

ven as someone with HIV and a good response to medication, you still are susceptible to routine viral infections like warts. The new growths do not suggest anything new or terrible. I'd see a dermatologist soon to get them taken care of. JB

hoser1995@...

[Guest guest]

Here's a good dermatologist and yes they deal with HIV skin related issues.NYPH Hospital-Cornell Medical

646-962-3376

1305 York Avenue 9th Floor; New York, NY 10021

On Mon, Dec 6, 2010 at 7:00 PM, <hoser1995@...> wrote:

 

Hi,  Can anyone recommend a dermatologist in NJ-NY that deals with HIV related skin problems. I also have  wart-like growths and sought a dermatologist who was not very knowledgable and in fact, made me very uncomfortable after I told her I was HIV+ and she asked “How did you get that?” . Anyway, needless to say, I did not go back but would still like to take care of this skin issue. 

Thanks,  On Dec 6, 2010, at 8:19 AM, J Barrowster wrote:

 

" I cant explain it but I have been developing warts. One under one arm. One on

the inside of each thigh. Two new ones developing on the back of one leg. No 

where else. Should I be concerened about these? Never had warts before. Been poz 

1 year and on meds 9 months. Are warts like these hiv ralated? My CD4 is 791 and 

viral load 37. Know I should not be lulled into a false sense of security about 

the levels being so good. Any advice? Thanks in advance. " E

ven as someone with HIV and a good response to medication, you still are susceptible to routine viral infections like warts.  The new growths do not suggest anything new or terrible.   I'd see a dermatologist soon to get them taken care of.  

JB

hoser1995@...

[Guest guest]

Max

First of all I would have the warts looked at by a dermatologist who

has experience with HIV +Folks.

As a precaution a wart should have a biopsy to rule out any issues

of skin cancer. Second, ask you Dr. about

being treated with the Candida vaccine. I did this over the course of

four months that it totally cleared away

the flat warts I had all over my left arm and both hands.

I had gone through 5 years of liquid nitrogen and lasers to burn off

the laser. The liquid nitrogen actually works to spread the

warts to other parts of the exposed arm or hand.

Find a guy who doesn't believe in " burning " first. With your great

numbers, I am confident that combined with the Candida shots,

your boys will mount a strong defense against the warts and you will

be rid of them.

Neal

[Guest guest]

Max there is definite relation betweenlow white blood cells and the body ability to fight warts, there is also a non understoodconnection between the first wart one gets and the following one for a completelyunknown reason if you kill the first the rest will go as wellaccording to my podiatrist.That said they are infectious and they do spreadso yes go to a dermatologist and get them treatedas quick as you can before they spread some morealso ask to your dermatologist how to limit infectionor you will just keep on passing them from a spot of your body to thenext or worse infect some one close to you and then be re infectedlater

on.Mark BFrom: Max Androvich <dilemma02852@...> Sent: Sun, December 5, 2010 9:40:19 PMSubject: warts

I cant explain it but I have been developing warts. One under one arm. One on the inside of each thigh. Two new ones developing on the back of one leg. No where else. Should I be concerened about these? Never had warts before. Been poz 1 year and on meds 9 months. Are warts like these hiv ralated? My CD4 is 791 and viral load 37. Know I should not be lulled into a false sense of security about the levels being so good. Any advice? Thanks in advance.

[Guest guest]

Max there is definite relation betweenlow white blood cells and the body ability to fight warts, there is also a non understoodconnection between the first wart one gets and the following one for a completelyunknown reason if you kill the first the rest will go as wellaccording to my podiatrist.That said they are infectious and they do spreadso yes go to a dermatologist and get them treatedas quick as you can before they spread some morealso ask to your dermatologist how to limit infectionor you will just keep on passing them from a spot of your body to thenext or worse infect some one close to you and then be re infectedlater

on.Mark BFrom: Max Androvich <dilemma02852@...> Sent: Sun, December 5, 2010 9:40:19 PMSubject: warts

I cant explain it but I have been developing warts. One under one arm. One on the inside of each thigh. Two new ones developing on the back of one leg. No where else. Should I be concerened about these? Never had warts before. Been poz 1 year and on meds 9 months. Are warts like these hiv ralated? My CD4 is 791 and viral load 37. Know I should not be lulled into a false sense of security about the levels being so good. Any advice? Thanks in advance.