My doctor prescrbed this Aldara cream to get rid of my wart
which is on my finger - the cost is $200 so I'm wondering
how good is this stuff and is it worth it...... also it
seems to be used for genital warts not finger warts so is
this the right stuff anyway?
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aldara cream for warts
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I read a simple fix for warts once although have never tried
it. You take a small amount of Petroleum Jelly, and to it
add plain old table salt and mix it up until you get as much
salt into the jelly as will go reasonably; you don't want a
crusty solution, just a very salty one. Use the finest grain
salt you can use, not the heavily crystalized sea salt etc.
and you apply a very small amount of the mixture to the wart
each night and cover with a bandaid. Wash it off the next
day and after good and dry, buff it with a mild file such as
an emory board. I don't know if it works exactly, but I read
about it in the Cortland Forum which is a simple medical
magazine geared toward physician education. -
Ok thanks.......... I will try that method
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"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
I read a simple fix for warts once although have never
tried it. You take
aQuoted message said:
small amount of Petroleum Jelly, and to it add plain old
table salt and
mixQuoted message said:
it up until you get as much salt into the jelly as will go
reasonably; you don't want a crusty solution, just a very
salty one. Use the finest grain salt you can use, not the
heavily crystalized sea salt etc. and you apply
aQuoted message said:
very small amount of the mixture to the wart each night
and cover with a bandaid. Wash it off the next day and
after good and dry, buff it with a mild file such as an
emory board. I don't know if it works exactly, but I read
about it in the Cortland Forum which is a simple medical
magazine geared toward physician education.
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