Suggest Remedies For Warts On Index Finger In A Toddler
Question: Hello Dr
Last year I had developed warts on my face. They grew around my chin and neck. I took homeopathy and went for laser removal of the warts with a dermatologist. After 3 sittings and continued medicine support the warts disappeared.
Now my 3.5 yr old daughter has developed wart on her index finger. Please advise a sustainable cure. I don't want to go for a laser process.
Last year I had developed warts on my face. They grew around my chin and neck. I took homeopathy and went for laser removal of the warts with a dermatologist. After 3 sittings and continued medicine support the warts disappeared.
Now my 3.5 yr old daughter has developed wart on her index finger. Please advise a sustainable cure. I don't want to go for a laser process.
Brief Answer:
Use lotion containing salicylic acid & lactic acid on the wart twice daily
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Thanks for being at healthcaremagic
I am Dr Asmeet Kaur Sawhney, a dermatologist.
Warts can be treated by topical application of a lotion containing salicylic acid 16.7 percent and lactic acid 16.7 percent.
Multiple brands containing this combination are available in the market like cleanoderm lotion, salex L lotion or duofilm lotion.
You can use either of the above.
It has to be applied twice daily on the wart for atleast 3-4 weeks.
This will help in shedding off the wart.
If this treatment doesn't give satisfactory results then you will have to go for electrocautery or laser treatment.
Regards
Dr Asmeet
Use lotion containing salicylic acid & lactic acid on the wart twice daily
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Thanks for being at healthcaremagic
I am Dr Asmeet Kaur Sawhney, a dermatologist.
Warts can be treated by topical application of a lotion containing salicylic acid 16.7 percent and lactic acid 16.7 percent.
Multiple brands containing this combination are available in the market like cleanoderm lotion, salex L lotion or duofilm lotion.
You can use either of the above.
It has to be applied twice daily on the wart for atleast 3-4 weeks.
This will help in shedding off the wart.
If this treatment doesn't give satisfactory results then you will have to go for electrocautery or laser treatment.
Regards
Dr Asmeet
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Dr. Priyanka G Raj