Warts are often seen as nothing more than a minor nuisance – Is this true?

What causes warts?  

Warts are caused by an infection with the human papilloma virus (HPV). They can be spread to other people from contaminated surfaces or through close skin contact. You're more likely to spread a wart or verruca if your skin is wet or damaged. It can take months for a wart or verruca to appear after contact with the virus.

How can we treat warts?

Conventional medicine suggests many ways to get rid of them: burning, freezing, poisoning and many more. All of them have some degree of success. 

Can we just get rid of them and it’s all done? 

Unfortunately not! Wart presence on top of the skin warns of a deeper weakness or inbalance that allows them to continue and flourish. While removing the wart creates a blemish-free skin, it does nothing to correct this underlying weakness – witch means the general health is still out of balance.

What can we do?

A more holistic approach is needed, and this is where homoeopathy excels. Homeopathic remedies are prescribed taking in the consideration totality of the symptoms that appear once someone’s health is out of balance. This type of treatment boosts overall health and warts drop off as the consequence of that. 

What remedy to take? 

Thuja is one of the most common homeopathic remedies used for warts. It was the remedy that helped for the patient in the picture as well.  More often than not it would do the job. However for the best results I would advice  you to consult a homeopath to get individually selected remedy based on totality of your symptoms. It would stimulate your body to get back to healthy balance. That means not only the wart would be gone, but more importantly, the underlying weakness of your health would be repaired by homeopathy too.

P.S. These pictures are of my patient: 6 years old girl and her remedy was Thuja 30c. Thanks for letting me share.