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by BBCDoc » Sat, 23 Oct 2010 8:50 pm
For removal of non-genital dermatological warts, get yourself some dry ice. Not sure how easy it is to get here, I found it fairly easily when I was living in the US and Japan.
Get a lump of the dry ice and holding it with forceps, press the ice onto a metal surface to create a spike shape. Then push the spike firmly on top of the wart to burn the skin deep beneath the wart. This will hurt, but having the lump into a spike shape reduces the effect on non-wart skin. It also helps if you can trim the wart to a minimal height. Before you start burning it.
You will have to do this a few times, and reshape the dry ice into a spike shape regularly. After probably 6-9 deep burns, it should tingle uncomfortably and over the next few days, will hurt and you should see bleeding below the surface.
If done properly, the cold burn should have killed the infected cells under the wart, and within 2 weeks, you should have wart free skin. The good thing about this method is that it triggers an immune response, to the specific virus, and any other warts caused by that virus subtype should be eliminated. Any remaining warts are caused by another virus subtype and needs to be eliminated in the same way.
Remember, don't do this on your genitals, or other very sensitive skin types (close to the eyes)
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