how do i get rid rid of a wart on the bottom of my foot? it is painful?
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thats a plantar wart and the roots are usually really deep it takes a long time for wart remover to get it all out, ya have to like pull the crust off with tweezers every time you take the bandage off and apply new remover stuff
1070454
go to a foot doctor he will dig it out ive had this done he numbs it n it aint that bad i had mine frozen n that didnt work for me either\nhave a great day
449656
I have suffered from them since I can remember.  The only way to get rid of them is go to a podiatrist and get a surgical procedure done.  It's going to hurt for a couple of days but, then, you won't have to worry about them.
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This wart remedy is going to sound crazy, but it works great!  My 10 year old had a terrible case of warts on his foot, some of them were huge, like the size of a quarter.  A friend who is a nurse told me to get a can of Arrid X deodorant from the drug store.  It has to be the spray aerosol kind.  I purchased the Arrid  X deodorant in a yellow can.  I sprayed it on the bottom of his feet 2 times daily. Within four or five days, I could see them shrinking!  After two weeks, they were completely gone.  I couldn't believe my eyes when it worked, but it did.  I'd give it a try, it only costs about $4 and was completely painless.  A few other people I know tried it and it worked for them too.  Good luck to you.
250624
have a foot spa. it will get rid of dead skin including corns.  When they're gone, buy a very comfortable pair of shoes and use slippers instead when inside the house to prevent corns from coming back.
291388
There is for warts but not moles. You need to go to a Dr and have it removed. Is painless. Please don't try removing it yourself.
729381
If it's a heel problem (on foot) then try some Bio-Oil and Flexitol heel balm. Also worth going for a pedicure to start things off. Good Luck
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Try Dr Scholl's over the counter medicine, if they are not to bad, other wise you have to see a Podiatrist and have them professionally removed.  Never buy or wear shoes that are ill fitting; too tight or not roomy enough to move your toes in them.
1158635
I had a wart in my foot I no disgusting get wart remover if in high or middle school cover it up with something that doesn't damage skin
427889
There isn't a "natural" way as far as I know, but they recommend using duct tape to get rid of warts- you could try that..
810296
No need to go to doctor.\nMedicine are available in pharmacies for warts.\nClean the area then apply the madicine it will be ok within few days
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I am not a physician, but there are over the counter cremes that you can apply to the wart that will slowly eat the core of the wart from the foot.\n\nYou can also go to a physician and he will probably use a freezing technique that will quickly kill the wart tissue.\n\nThe first choice, while lengthy in time is less painful than the other method. (in my brother's experience) The few times that I had these when I was younger, I used the creme. He elected to go the other route because it was fast.\n\nTry and determine where your eight year old is contracting the warts. Usually public gym areas and pools and showers are the easiest place to pick up these warts. Not going barefoot in these public areas will help reduce occurrences.
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It's probably athlete's foot (which is a fugus).  You can get foot spray at the drugstore to help it go away.  If you are showering in a public shower or tub that is shared, you may have gotten it there, so wear flip flops while you shower so you won't re-infect.\ngood luck
447105
GROSSSSS!  First of all, don't walk around barefoot and give it to others.  Go to the doctor to get something for it and try to just wear socks around the house, not shoes, so it can dry out.
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Remedies\n\nFolk:\n\nAloe Soak a small piece of cotton in aloe gel and tape over the wart. Add more gel every three hours with an eye dropper. Change cotton daily. The wart should begin to dry up in a few days and in a few weeks may disappear.\n\nApple cider vinegar (ACV)  Soak your wart in warm water for twenty minutes; dry thoroughly; apply full strength apple cider vinegar with a cotton ball and leave on for ten minutes; wash off with tepid water; dry. \n\n•Another way to use ACV is to keep a plastic container with a lid in the bathroom with enough ACV to cover your foot. After each shower (or daily, if you can), dip your foot with the plantar wart in the container. Place a towel on the floor to dry your foot off after the vinegar bath. Don't rinse the vinegar off. Our reader said the pain from the wart disappeared after one bath, and, over a period of several weeks the warts got smaller, turned dark, and disappeared. As a side benefit she said the skin on her feet turned pink and smooth, like a baby's. She had tried everything over a period of 15 years, including surgery, nitrogen, creams and ultrasound, but no luck. For her this remedy worked wonders. Courtesy Rebecca Leighton Katers.\n\nAshes Apply wood ashes to the wart.\n\nAspirin Dissolve a regular aspirin with a small drop of water and apply to the wart; cover with a Band-Aid®; repeat twice daily. If this method irritates the skin around the wart, apply some Vaseline around the area with a Q-tip®.\n\nBaking soda Rub the wart three times daily with a solution of baking soda and water.\n\nBanana Take a ripe banana peel and cut a piece and apply the pulp side to the affected area and tape securely. Leave the peel on except when bathing, changing daily. This remedy may take several months, but has been effective in getting rid of stubborn plantar warts. Other sources suggest using an unripe banana, as certain healing compounds are more concentrated in the peels before they ripen.\n\nCashews Rub a cashew on the wart several times a day. Another remedy is to chew the cashew and take a small amount of the mixture and place it on the wart. One reader stated that he had used this remedy to get rid of a wart he had had for 25 years. It took 2-3 weeks for the wart to disappear.\n\nCastor oil Apply castor oil to the wart and rub twenty times or so with your finger. Do this at night and in the morning. The wart should disappear in three to four weeks. \n\n• Another castor oil remedy is to apply a half drop of oil to the wart twice daily and cover the wart with some form of first aid tape or bandage. Keep the bandage on 24 hours a day for three weeks, removing only to put on a new one.\n\n• Another variation is to touch the wart with a toothpick soaked in castor oil. (See vitamin A remedy below.)\n\nChalk Rub the wart daily with a piece of white chalk.\n\nDandelion Break open the stem of a dandelion and rub the milky sap on the warts in a circular motion. Do this two or three times a day until the wart disappears. This was the favorite remedy of Will Greer, Grandpa Walton on the TV show "The Waltons."\n\nGlue Apply Elmer's® glue to the affected area. Leave on as long as it stays; scrape off and reapply.\n\nGarlic Dice some garlic and rub on the wart.\n\nGrapefruit seed extract This extract is a powerful all-around antimicrobial product and is an excellent disinfectant. Apply a drop directly to the wart and cover with a Band-Aid®; repeat twice daily. The wart will turn white and fall off in about a week. See our Product.\n\nHydrogen peroxide Dab 35% (food grade) hydrogen peroxide on the warts with a cotton ball or Q-tip®. Hydrogen peroxide can burn your skin, so be very careful when applying it.\n\nIodine Apply iodine daily.\n\nLemon juice Apply lemon juice to the wart and rub in gently. Repeat two or three times daily.\n\nLiver, desiccated Take three tablets three times daily. This supplement is rich in B-vitamins and sulfur.\n\nMilkweed Apply milk
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Do you have athelete's foot (foot fungus)? It sounds like it may be that. Perhaps you need an antifungal cream. Consult your doctor.
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bring it to a dermatologist. the wart is located in your face so any DIY remedy might result in a nasty scar.