Cure for Warts on the Feet

Plantar warts are a type of wart that grows on the underside on your foot. This type of wart is generally very painful and can make it difficult to walk or do any other activity that requires you to be on your feet. Most plantar warts are difficult to remove and spread to other areas when left unattended. Curing the warts on your feet will bring relief. Consider your options before deciding on a wart cure treatment.

Over-the-Counter and Doctor-Aided Treatments

• There are a number of over-the-counter wart removal treatments. One such treatment is salicylic acid. Apply the acid every day for several weeks for the most effective removal. Use the salicylic acid after showering for best results. Liquid nitrogen also is used by doctors to remove warts. This treatment likely will take several applications and must be applied by a doctor.

Semi-Natural Wart Treatment

• Removing warts with aspirin is a semi-natural treatment. Dissolve one aspirin in a small amount of water. Use a Q-tip to dab the solution onto the wart two or three times daily. Aspirin can also be used by applying a dampened aspirin to the wart. Cover with a bandage. Keep the aspirin dampened while it is touching the wart.

Natural Treatments for Wart Removal

• There are several forms of natural treatment for wart removal. Apply the inside of a banana peel to the surface of the wart. Change the peel daily. Applications of vitamin A, E, castor oil or cod liver oil also work to remove warts. Applying such oils frequently will help to cure the wart and leave a smooth, non-scarred surface.