In the previous posts, I shared with you what kind of skin disease warts are, and also the 4 common types of warts out there to
help you determine which type of warts you might be having.
In today's post, I want to give you tips that will let you
determine if your warts actually need to be removed or not and what are the
options you really have to help get your warts removed!
I want you to know that the choice to have your warts
removed could be optional depending on where they appear on your body and how
much discomfort and or pains they cause you compared to the procedures and
steps to get them removed!
If you presently have a wart or a cluster of warts on
your body, there is a very likelihood that you already know exactly what they
are or how they are caused, more so if you have ready my earlier posts on warts.
Warts have been known to be caused by a particular strain
of the Human Papilloma Virus, otherwise known as HPV. Warts, in most cases, are totally harmless.
This is because they are regarded as benign
skin growths.
Benign is another word that is used to describe
non-cancerous skin growths. Since there is a good chance that your wart is
completely harmless, you may not need to have it removed.
Get Your Warts Removed Because Of Pains They Caused
In most cases, you will find that the pains associated
with warts depend on where they are located on your skin. For instance, warts
on your feet may be painful, especially if you are walking on them every day. Likewise,
warts on your hands may be painful, in situations where you use your hands all
day whilst working or doing something else.
In circumstances as these, taking steps to remove your
warts would be the best option for you, if you really want to get rid of the
pains that are associated with these warts because of where they appeared on
your body or skin.
Consider Warts Removal If They Cause You Embarrassments!
Another reason why you might need to seriously consider
getting your warts removed is if they appear where they are embarrassingly
noticeable. It is no secret that some warts, especially those large in size,
are unattractive or unappealing.
Of course, you shouldn’t worry about what everyone else
thinks, but you need to do what is right for you. Therefore, if the warts on
your body are causing you discomfort, not physical discomfort, but discomfort
associated with your appearance, you may want to think about having those warts removed.
Remove Your Warts To Avoid Spreading Them Around Your Loved Ones!
Since it has been established that warts are easily
contagious, you might want to get it removed so that you don’t spread it across
to your loved ones and cause them avoidable discomfort and pains.
Thus, if you
have warts on your hands and you are mostly come in contact with people such as
your family members and colleagues, then you should consider removing your
warts.
2 Options To Get Your Warts Removed
When you have decided to get your warts removed for any
or combinations of the reasons enumerated above, you’re open to several options
to get rid of your warts.
Firstly, you might want to see your primary care
physician on this who would then prescribed the necessary medication or steps
that would help you remove your warts.
Secondly, if for whatever reasons you don’t really want
to see a health-care professional, then you might want to go for DIY warts removal procedures. This can easily be
done by purchasing over-the-counter wart removal products.
These products are available for sale, often for a
reasonable price, at most grocery stores, drug stores, and department
stores. You could also give home
remedies a try, although you are urged to be cautious when using them.
A number of different home remedy recipes can easily be
found online at reputable online stores like Amazon
As previously mentioned, it is your decision as to
whether or not you want to have your wart or warts removed. Although it may not seem like a large
decision, it is.
Wart removal is not always guaranteed, your warts could return
overtime; therefore, it is advised that you thoroughly examine all of your
options before making a final decision.