Warts are skin growths that are completely innocuous. Infections with the human papillomavirus (HPV) cause them. Warts can be spread from person to person. They may go on their own, but it may take weeks, months, or even years. Chemical peels, surgery, freezing, and laser surgery are all common treatments, but they may be costly and cause skin discomfort. Another alternative is to use natural wart cures at home.

Apple cider vinegar

An acidic material formed from fermented apple juice is apple cider vinegar. It's supposed to function in the same way as salicylic acid, a traditional wart treatment that scrapes away contaminated skin and finally removes the wart, does. 

Banana peel

Banana peel, according to anecdotal evidence, may aid in the removal of warts. However, there is no scientific proof that banana peels can heal warts or viral skin diseases, and there is no scientific evidence that banana peels can combat HPV. If you want to give it a go, cut a piece of banana peel and tape it over the wart before going to bed, making sure the inside half of the peel is in contact with your skin. Turn it on while you sleep and do it every day.

Garlic

Garlic has traditionally been used to treat skin ailments such as psoriasis, keloid scars, and corns. It's also used to treat infections caused by bacteria, fungi, and viruses, such as warts. Garlic extract was found to cure warts in a previous trial in just four weeks. The warts did not reappear.

Orange peel

Orange peel is another common wart treatment. It's a low-cost solution, but there's no scientific evidence to back it up. Once a day, dab an orange peel on the wart as a treatment. The wart is said to change colour, darken, and ultimately fall out. This might take up to two weeks.

Pineapple

Bromelain, a blend of protein-digesting enzymes found in pineapple, may aid in the removal of dead and damaged skin. While there is some evidence that bromelain may be beneficial in treating a few medical ailments, there are no scientific studies that support its usage to eradicate warts.

Potato

People believe that potato juice may "dehydrate" a wart, however there are no studies to back this up. Cut a small potato in half to test this procedure. Rub the sliced side of the potato on the wart until it is completely saturated with juice. Repeat this process twice a day.

Dandelion weed

Many people consider dandelions to be bothersome weeds. Dandelions, on the other hand, are used in ancient Chinese and Middle Eastern medicine for their therapeutic benefits. Dandelions contain antibacterial characteristics that might help with warts, but further research is needed to be sure.

Aloe vera

Aloe vera gel is often used to treat burns and psoriasis on the skin. The gel may give relief if your wart is itchy or uncomfortable. Remove a leaf off an aloe vera plant and cut it open to utilise it. Apply the gel on the wart using a cotton swab. Rep on a daily basis. 

Aspirin

Salicylic acid, a prominent component in over-the-counter wart treatments, is found in aspirin. 

By scraping away the contaminated skin, salicylic acid helps to heal warts. This gradually eliminates the wart. Aspirin, on the other hand, is supposed to have a similar effect. Aspirin pills should be crushed and mixed with water, according to the instructions. Overnight, apply the paste on the wart and cover it with a bandage.

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