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Apple cider vinegar is an old home remedy used to to remove all sorts of skin blemished, including warts. The vinegar contains citric acid and also a high percentage of acetic acid, which is an antiviral (it kills HPV and some other viruses). However, citric and acetic acids can also irritate healthy skin, so be careful when applying it to your hand wart. Try soaking a cotton ball or Q-tip in vinegar and then applying it directly on top of the wart, then cover it with a bandage overnight. After about a week of daily treatment, the wart should turn darker and then fall off. New skin will soon grow in its place.  Apple cider vinegar may cause mild burning or swelling in the skin around the hand wart initially, but it usually goes away quickly. Another potential downside to using apple cider vinegar is that it smells bad to most people. White vinegar consists of acetic acid also, but it doesn't seem to have the impact on warts that apple cider vinegar does. Garlic is another old home remedy that's used for many conditions. It contains a compound called allicin, which is a strong antimicrobial that can kill a variety of microorganisms, including HPV. In a 2005 study, an extract of garlic was discovered to completely cure warts after a few weeks and there was no reappearance many months later. Raw, crushed garlic or store-bought extracts can be applied directly onto your hand wart a few times daily for 1-2 weeks. Once you apply it, cover it with a bandage for a few hours until you decide to reapply more. For best results, apply the garlic just before bedtime so the allicin can absorb deep into the wart.  Like the application of apple cider vinegar, using garlic on warts may cause mild burning or swelling in the skin around your hand wart, but it usually fades away. And obviously, it also has a strong odor. As a less-effective alternative, you can take capsules of refined garlic orally (by mouth), which attacks HPV from your bloodstream. Thuja oil is made from leaves and roots of Western Red Cedars. It's an old Ayurvedic remedy popular for many conditions because it's a strong antiviral — it contains compounds that stimulate your immune system to destroy viruses such as HPV.(it kills HPV). As such, its a good option for warts of all types. Apply Thuja oil directly onto your hand wart and allow it to absorb for about 5 minutes, then cover with a bandage. Repeat twice daily for up to 2 weeks. Thuja oil tends to be very potent and can easily irritate the surrounding skin, so be careful when applying it to your hand wart.  To reduce the risk of skin irritation, try diluting the Thuja oil with some mineral or cod liver oil before applying it. Thuja oil is typically recommended for really stubborn warts that are resistant to other forms of treatments — kind of a last resort herbal remedy. Thuja is also available as homeopathic tablets, which are taken under the tongue a few times per day. The tablets are small and tasteless and have only trace amounts of Thuja extract, but they can be effective and have no known side effects. Tea tree oil is an extract of melaleuca alternifolia, an Australian tree. It can be helpful for warts and other skin blemishes because its a strong antimicrobial and antiviral that can destroy HPV. However, tea tree oil doesn't seem to penetrate warts quite as well as apple cider vinegar, garlic extract or Thuja oil. However, tea tree oil also boosts your immune system if taken internally, which can be helpful in preventing HPV re-infection. Start with 2-3 drops of tea tree oil extract on your hand wart, 2x per day for at least 3-4 weeks and see if it helps. To make it more effective, file down the fleshy part of the hand wart with pumice or an emery board.  Tea tree oil has been used for a few hundred years in Australia and New Zealand, but its only become popular in North America during the last decade or so. Tea tree oil can irritate and trigger allergic skin reactions in some sensitive people, but it's very rare.
Use apple cider vinegar. Try some garlic extract on the wart. Consider using Thuja oil instead. Don't forget about tea tree oil.
Sammanfatta denna artikel: Äppelcidervinäger är ett gammalt hem botemedel som används för att ta bort alla typer av hudblemmor, inklusive vårtor. Vinägern innehåller citronsyra och även en hög andel ättiksyra, som är ett antiviralt (det dödar HPV och vissa andra virus). Men citron och ättiksyra kan också irritera frisk hud, så var försiktig när du applicerar den på din handvårta. Försök att blötlägga en bomullstuss eller Q-spets i vinäger och applicera den sedan direkt ovanpå vårtan, och täck sedan över den med ett bandage över natten. Efter ungefär en veckas daglig behandling ska vårtan bli mörkare och sedan falla av. Ny hud kommer snart att växa i dess ställe. Äppelcidervinäger kan orsaka mild bränning eller svullnad i huden runt handen vårtan inledningsvis, men det brukar gå bort snabbt. En annan potentiell nackdel med att använda äppelcidervinäger är att det luktar illa för de flesta människor. Vit vinäger består också av ättiksyra, men det verkar inte ha den inverkan på vårtor som äppelcidervinäger gör. Vitlök är en annan gammal huskur som används för många förhållanden. Det innehåller en förening som kallas allicin, som är en stark antimikrobiell som kan döda en mängd olika mikroorganismer, inklusive HPV. I en studie från 2005 upptäcktes ett extrakt av vitlök för att helt bota vårtor efter några veckor och det blev ingen återuppkomst många månader senare. Rå, krossad vitlök eller butiksköpta extrakt kan appliceras direkt på din handvårta några gånger dagligen i 1-2 veckor. När du applicerar den, täck den med ett bandage i några timmar tills du bestämmer dig för att åter applicera mer. För bästa resultat, applicera vitlöken strax före sänggåendet så allicinet kan absorberas djupt in i vårtan. Liksom vid applicering av äppelcidervinäger kan vitlök på vårtor orsaka mild bränning eller svullnad i huden runt handens vårta, men den bleknar vanligen bort. Och uppenbarligen har den också en stark lukt. Som ett mindre effektivt alternativ kan du ta kapslar med raffinerad vitlök oralt (via munnen), som angriper HPV från blodomloppet. Thujaolja tillverkas av blad och rötter av västliga röda ceder. Det är ett gammalt ayurvediskt botemedel som är populärt för många sjukdomar eftersom det är ett starkt antiviralt medel – det innehåller föreningar som stimulerar ditt immunförsvar att förstöra virus som HPV. (det dödar HPV). Som sådan är det ett bra alternativ för vårtor av alla slag. Applicera Thujaolja direkt på din handvårta och låt den absorberas i ca 5 minuter, täck sedan med ett bandage. Upprepa två gånger dagligen i upp till 2 veckor. Thujaolja tenderar att vara mycket potent och kan lätt irritera den omgivande huden, så var försiktig när du applicerar den på din handvårta. För att minska risken för hudirritation, prova att späda ut Thujaoljan med lite mineral- eller torskleverolja innan du applicerar den. Thujaolja rekommenderas vanligtvis för riktigt envisa vårtor som är resistenta mot andra former av behandlingar — typ av en sista utväg naturläkemedel. Thuja finns även som homeopatiska tabletter, som tas under tungan några gånger per dag. Tabletterna är små och smaklösa och har endast spårmängder av Thuja-extrakt, men de kan vara effektiva och har inga kända biverkningar. Teträdsolja är ett extrakt av melaleuca alternifolia, ett australiskt träd. Det kan vara till hjälp för vårtor och andra hudblemmor eftersom det är en stark antimikrobiell och antiviral som kan förstöra HPV. Teträdsolja verkar dock inte tränga igenom vårtor lika bra som äppelcidervinäger, vitlöksextrakt eller Thujaolja. Tea tree olja ökar dock också ditt immunförsvar om du tas internt, vilket kan vara till hjälp för att förhindra HPV-återinfektion. Börja med 2-3 droppar tea tree oljeextrakt på handen vårta, 2x per dag i minst 3-4 veckor och se om det hjälper. För att göra det effektivare, fila ner den köttiga delen av handen vårta med pimpsten eller en smärgelbräda. Teträdsolja har använts i några hundra år i Australien och Nya Zeeland, men den har bara blivit populär i Nordamerika under det senaste årtiondet eller så. Tea tree olja kan irritera och utlösa allergiska hudreaktioner hos vissa känsliga människor, men det är mycket sällsynt.
Summarize this article: Apple cider vinegar is an old home remedy used to remove all kinds of skin blemishes, including warts. The vinegar contains citric acid and also a high proportion of acetic acid, which is an antiviral (it kills HPV and some other viruses). But lemon and acetic acid can also irritate healthy skin, so be careful when applying it to your hand wart. Try soaking a cotton ball or Q-tip in vinegar and then apply it directly on top of the wart, then cover it with a bandage overnight. After about a week of daily treatment, the wart should become darker and then fall off. New skin will soon grow in its place. Apple cider vinegar can cause mild burning or swelling of the skin around the hand wart initially, but it usually goes away quickly. Another potential disadvantage of using apple cider vinegar is that it smells bad for most people. White vinegar also consists of acetic acid, but it does not seem to have the effect on warts that apple cider vinegar does. Garlic is another old household remedy used for many conditions. It contains a compound called allicin, which is a strong antimicrobial that can kill a variety of microorganisms, including HPV. In a 2005 study, an extract of garlic was discovered to completely cure warts after a few weeks and there was no reappearance many months later. Raw, crushed garlic or shop-bought extracts can be applied directly to your hand wart a few times daily for 1-2 weeks. When applying it, cover it with a bandage for a few hours until you decide to re-apply. For best results, apply the garlic just before bedtime so the allicin can be absorbed deep into the wart. As with the application of apple cider vinegar, garlic on warts may cause mild burning or swelling in the skin around the hand wart, but it usually fades away. And obviously it also has a strong smell. As a less effective alternative, you can take capsules of refined garlic orally (by mouth), which attack HPV from the bloodstream. Thuja oil is made from leaves and roots of western red cedar. It is an old Ayurvedic cure that is popular for many diseases because it is a strong antiviral agent – it contains compounds that stimulate your immune system to destroy viruses such as HPV. (it kills HPV). As such, it is a good option for warts of all kinds. Apply Thuja oil directly to your hand wart and let it be absorbed for about 5 minutes, then cover with a bandage. Repeat twice daily for up to 2 weeks. Thuja oil tends to be very potent and can easily irritate the surrounding skin, so be careful when applying it to your hand wart. To reduce the risk of skin irritation, try to dilute Thuja oil with some mineral or cod liver oil before applying it. Thuja oil is usually recommended for really stubborn warts resistant to other forms of treatments — type of a last resort herbal remedy. Thuja is also available as homeopathic tablets, taken under the tongue a few times a day. The tablets are small and tasteless and have only trace amounts of Thuja extract, but they can be effective and have no known side effects. Tea tree oil is an extract of melaleuca alternifolia, an Australian tree. It can help warts and other skin blemishes because it is a strong antimicrobial and antiviral that can destroy HPV. However, tea tree oil does not seem to penetrate warts as well as apple cider vinegar, garlic extract or Thuja oil. However, Tea tree oil also increases your immune system if you are taken internally, which may help prevent HPV reinfection. Start with 2-3 drops tea tree oil extract on hand wart, 2x per day for at least 3-4 weeks and see if it helps. To make it more effective, file down the fleshy part of the hand wart with pumice stone or a emery board. Tea tree oil has been used for a few hundred years in Australia and New Zealand, but it has only become popular in North America over the past decade or so. Tea tree oil can irritate and trigger allergic skin reactions in some sensitive people, but it is very rare.
Använd äppelcidervinäger. Prova lite vitlöksextrakt på vårtan. Överväg att använda Thujaolja istället. Glöm inte teträdsolja.
Use apple cider vinegar. Try some garlic extract on the wart. Consider using Thuja oil instead. Don't forget tea tree oil.