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Unread 11-18-2006, 10:26 PM
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Default Asking for advice .... verruca

My little girl (3) has a verruca .... I've tried all the usual over the counter products ... and my HV says to leave it alone and let nature take it's course ... But it's getting worse! I'd be grateful if any one had experience / advice to share.
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Unread 11-18-2006, 11:04 PM
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Oo poor baby, hopefully someone will have some advice on what to use for her... and that treatments improved since my exprience many years ago :muted: !

Have you been to the doctors ?
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Unread 11-19-2006, 10:39 PM
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Doctor just refers me to HV advice ... ie; 'let nature take it's course'! ARRRggghhh!
So frustrating.
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Unread 11-20-2006, 06:13 PM
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A lot of people follow that advice these days, unless it is causing pain and distress - seems the idea is your body develops an immnity to them so later on you do not get them, dont know if it works, could always try a chiropodist for advice
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Unread 11-22-2006, 06:04 PM
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I know this sounds like a real old wives tale but my hubby suffered for years had them frozen burnt etc and my mum told him to cut a potato in half rub the cut side across the verrucca and then bury the spud in the garden at midnight! He did the rubbing bit and threw the spud in the bin and after a while it did go and never came back! Could be coincidence but who knows?!
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Unread 12-13-2006, 10:25 PM
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Cuplex Gel

It is an over the counter thing, but probably not one you've heard of.

Cuplex Gel.

This is GREAT stuff. Its got rid of my verucca and two warts on my sons hand. My son was 4yrs old at the time, and he was fine with it. It is powerful stuff though, so be careful, you have to get it RIGHT ON the spot. If it goes on any surrounding skin it can burn. Definitely worked though.

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Unread 12-13-2006, 11:45 PM
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son had one, and we were advised to leave it, son is 10, we did as was causing no pain and it has now gone (over a few months) and has not appeared again
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my son now 13 has suffered from these for years. occasionally has them cryogenically treated but still has them. i have been told my medical practicioners that he may grow out of it
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