Almost everyone at one point has had (or will have) warts on their body. Though they can appear virtually anywhere on the body, they are most commonly found on hands, feet, and genitals in the case of genital warts. When we’re talking about smaller warts, they can generally be quite painless and easy to live with (especially if they’re on a relatively obscure part of your body, such as the soles of your feet). In fact, most people who deal with warts actually spend the first few weeks/months without even doing anything due to the fact that the main issue people have with warts are aesthetic in nature and have nothing to do with pain. However, just because they can be painless and small doesn’t mean you should live with them – the aesthetic concern remains and on top of that, these warts are more easy to spread to others than we give them credit for.
What Causes Warts?
A lot of people (including those who actually suffer from warts) don’t really know why warts appear in the first place. Most of the time, individuals will just be of the mindset that it was inevitable or as common as moles, but this is wrong. A wart develops when a human papillomavirus (HPV) infects the outer layer of skin and causes the skin cells to grow rapidly. The virus can then spread from an existing wart to other areas of the body, causing more warts. HPV is generally associated with STD’s or STI’s, but what is not told often enough is how easy it is to spread/receive the HPV virus – it can happen as quickly and easily as through a handshake or using a doorknob. In reality, there is not much we can do to avoid it all-together.
How To Get Rid Of Warts On Hands Overnight?
At this point, there are dozens of techniques that people talk about when it comes to wart removal and a lot of them can work, but few are as efficient and quick as the best solution. The best solution to getting rid of warts overnight is to use a tool called Wartrol. At this moment in time, there just isn’t anything like it that can compete; Wartrol is the fastest-working, most efficient, and overall best solution to getting rid of warts not only on the hands, but the rest of the body as well. The results users typically see are quite impeccable and it is just these results that justify and explain all of the media attention that the product has been getting. Sure – freezing, salicylic acid, and suffocating the wart can all work, but these generally take quite a bit of time and there’s no telling how successful they’ll be on a case-by-case basis.
Most Common Ways Of Getting Rid Of Warts On Hands
Let’s face it – warts are not a new phenomenon. People have had them for thousands of years and now we have the technology and the means of having them removed relatively quickly. Because of the fact that they are not something new to our society, we’ve collectively found dozens (if not hundreds) of ways that we can use to have the warts removed. In general, you will find that most of these techniques have some merit to them, but the problem lies in their efficiency, rate of success, and whether or not they are totally safe. Wartrol is completely safe to use by any person of any demographic and it also works quickly, unlike many other methods.
1. Freezing
If you go to the doctor and ask about wart removal, you’ll typically find that the first thing they recommend is freezing. While this technique definitely has a high rate of success, it is very unlikely to completely get rid of your wart(s) in one session alone unless your wart(s) are extremely small and new. In most cases, you’ll need at least 3+ visits to the doctor for the freezing to work. If that wasn’t enough, these freezing sessions can also be quite expensive when stacked together (depending on your health coverage). Freezing also is slightly painful.
2. Suffocating
The most common “home remedy” that people will try out when they first do some research on wart removal is the suffocation technique. This is done by placing a piece of duct tape on the wart for several days/weeks in order to suffocate the wart of air and eventually destroy it. This is a very well-known technique because it actually works quite well. There’s a big problem though – keeping the piece of tape on (tightly) without having to replace it is very difficult. Think about it; will the tape stay on when you have to flex your hands in certain ways (writing, typing)? Will it stay on after showering or washing your hands? Probably not. This is the biggest issue with the suffocation technique. It is only viable on parts of the body that are not being used/washed often.
3. Salicylic Acid
Another common way that people go about trying to kill their warts it through topical application of salicylic acid. If you have any experience with this substance, you’ll know that this stuff literally eats away at pretty much anything – including skin. If it were able to work effectively overnight, it would absolutely be the best solution to warts on the hands and every other part of the body since it is painless. Again, the problem is that this acid works extremely slowly and for the acid to actually get to the root of the wart could take several weeks, if not months. It is probably the most frustrating technique one can use as it pertains to wart removal.
Make Sure To Get To The Root!
Whatever technique you decide to stick with, it is critical that you stick with it until the end! This means making sure that the entire wart is dead all the way to the root. It is not uncommon at all for people to only kill off the top layer of the wart (thinking the job was done) when in fact the wart remained intact. When this happens, the wart has the tools to recuperate and come back just as strong, if not stronger. This generally causes a lot of frustration amongst people and if you want to really get rid of your wart(s), be sure to go all the way to the root and not just destroy the first few layers.
Methods You Probably Want To Avoid When Removing Hand Warts
With all fo the methods you’ll find on the internet, it is only natural that some of them will be dangerous, painful, or both. These are techniques that you probably want to avoid, or at the very least be extremely careful and diligent with. You should completely stay away from any method that involves aggressively pulling or ripping at the wart. This can cause extreme levels of pain and is actually very dangerous in terms of bleeding. Other methods include freezing the warts at home on your own using certain fluids found in household products. This can also work but again – the pain factor is still very prevalent here. We also have to take into consideration the fact that some of these fluids include potentially very harmful and toxic chemicals that should be nowhere near your skin.
Bottom Line: Removing Warts On Hands Overnight
As far as having these warts removed overnight is concerned, the only true technique that has a high rate of success is using Wartrol or something similar to it. All of the other methodologies you’ll read about work only to a certain extent and in general take a substantial amount of time to succeed. If you have the time and patience to go with these solutions and are accepting of the fact that they may not work in the end, then you can go ahead and try them out first. Remember though, the fastest and easiest way to get rid of the warts is to use Wartrol.
After graduating from the University of Southern California with a doctor of medicine degree, Ana worked 4 short years in the field. Shortly thereafter, she decided to follow her passion of blogging and providing insightful information to those who would read her content. She is the primary author of Beauty Intensified.
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