For wart removal, a specialist can prescribe any of the following treatments as is mentioned below:
Cantharidin: Wart is painted with cantharidin, which causes a blister to form under the wart. In a week's time or may be more, your dead wart will be clipped away.
Cryotherapy: Warts are frozen in this treatment before being removed. This treatment is not very painful. It can cause dark spots in people who have dark skin however. And you may need repeat treatments for this clinical procedure.
Electrosurgery and curettage: electrosurgery involves burning of common warts, filiform warts, and foot warts. Curettage involves scraping off wart with a sharp knife or small, spoon-shaped tool, which takes place after electrosurgery is done.
Excision: This consists of cutting out the wart.
Laser treatment: The wart is numbed with an anesthetic injection (shot) before being subjected to an intense beam of light.
Chemical peels: Used on flat warts, which means that you will apply a peeling medicine at home every day. This peeling medicine will contain salicylic acid which is stronger than the one you can find at the store, tretinoin, and glycolic acid.
Bleomycin: The wart is injected with an anti-cancer medicine, bleomycin.
Immunotherapy: This treatment uses immune system of the patients, to fight off their warts. This treatment is used only when the other treatments don't work. Certain chemical solution is applied to the region surrounding your warts, which causes allergic reactions, thus leading your immune system to fights them off. In other cases your body's immune system is given more boost than in general, to fight off the virus.
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