When do I have to go to the doctor? | Home remedy against warts

When do I have to go to the doctor?

In many cases, warts are not dangerous and can be subjected to the attempt of their own treatment. However, caution should be exercised, as warts can cause serious secondary diseases in certain places. To it the genital area belongs particularly with women, since the virus, which causes the thorn warts, can lead here to damage of the uterus.

However, these are no longer thorn warts, but the so-called genital warts. In addition, a doctor should always be consulted if the wart causes pain. Even if the immune system is weakened or if the warts are persistent, medical treatment is recommended.

Which alternative therapy can still help?

A possible alternative therapy method is the treatment with green tea. This tea contains, among other things, catechins and polyphenols that have antiviral effects. This means that the viruses that cause the warts can be fought.

The green tea can be applied directly to the warts in the form of a cream or ointment. It should be applied three times a day. In studies it has been proven that after a long continuous treatment, part of the warts could be removed.

However, green tea should not be applied to the mucous membranes. Acupuncture is also a possible alternative in the treatment of warts. Here the focus is on strengthening the immune system, which is weakened by the viruses in the body. The body’s energy flows are strengthened in acupuncture in several sessions, which can support the immune system. In doing so, various trigger points of the body are activated to achieve a balance of the body’s internal energy.

Which homeopathics can help me?

From the field of homeopathy there are many possible preparations. Antimonium crudum is a homeopathic remedy that is used to combat nail fungus in addition to warts. It has an anti-inflammatory and regenerating effect on the skin.

The dosage is recommended with the intake of globules of potencies C7 or C9. The homeopathic drug Causticum participates in various metabolic processes of the body. Therefore, in addition to the treatment of warts, it can also be used for muscle weakness and rheumatism.Potency C9 is recommended with the intake of five globules twice a day.

The homeopathic remedy Bellis perennis can be used for warts and other lesions of the breast or vaginal area. It has an inhibitory effect on inflammatory processes and stimulates blood circulation. It also relieves pain. The application is recommended with potency C5 with the intake of five globules. Detailed information can be found in the separate article: Homeopathy for warts