Removing a Seed Wart

RE: Removing a Seed Wart Post By keegan (Guest Post) (09/18/2008) I have a plantar wart on my foot, and freezing it just doesn't do anything, it looks like its gonna die, but it just comes back. I've tried tweezers, duct tape, and potatoes. None have worked. I might just get it removed surgically. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing a Seed Wart Post By Mary (Guest Post) (07/04/2008) Soak your foot and take a soft toothbrush and rub back and forth gently then take a corn band-aid with a hole in the center. Then take chalk board chalk (the one that they use in school). Make like a paste and drop it in the hole of the band-aid. DO THIS EVERYDAY! Then the core of it will start coming up. Don't be afraid. My daughter had one and the doctor told me to do this. (I thought he was crazy) IT WORKS! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing a Seed Wart Post By Bea (Guest Post) (06/26/2008) Its not a seed wart as there is no such thing as a seed wart. The dark dots you see in the wart are (dead?) blood vessels. I should know as I have been fighting warts for years. I have also tried the Dr Scholls wart remover. Didnt work and I left the spongy part on it till it wasnt frosty anymore. Plantar warts are extremely hard to get rid of due to the fact that they're normally massive (from walking on them) and the skin on your foot is so thick. Warts is contagious, yes, but only about 10% of the population can contract it. Most people are immune. You can loose and gain your immunity to warts. >.< I got mine from a pair of shoes I bought 5 yrs ago. sigh if only I had known Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing a Seed Wart Post By .laura christensen (Guest Post) (04/05/2008) I had one for about 3 mo. it drove me nuts. I did the duct tape for two weeks straight, it did minimize the size but did not go away. So when I did see the seeds I actually took tweezers and removed four seeds. When I removed the fifth one it bleed like crazy, that was the main seed. The next day it was completely gone with a minimal witness mark of where the roots once grew. Tea tree oil also helped with the pain and repairing the dryness. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing a Seed Wart Post By (Guest Post) (03/31/2008) I had several seed warts on my lower stomach. Duct tape would have worked but I didn't know to use it. The seeds came out on their own and the wart disappeared quickly. They were there for years and then one night they changed and a seed came out of them. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing a Seed Wart Post by blueeyes44 (1) | (11/25/2007) Profile | Contact My mother had one of those on her back and my granddaughter had a planters wart on her foot.I put duct tape on them and left it on all night.The next morning when i removed the duct tape the seeds was on the tape.Keep doing this until all seeds are gone and the wart will disappear.It really do work,duct tape is really good. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing a Seed Wart Post By Meggan (Guest Post) (11/25/2007) My mother told me that when she was a kid, my grandma would have her rub a piece of raw potato on the wart and eventually it went away. There's something in the raw flesh of the potato that eats away at the wart. Anyhow, it's a cheap and easy way to get rid of one! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing a Seed Wart Post by jillianjiggs (2) | (11/25/2007) Contact My podiatrist recommended Dr. Scholl's clear away. The freeze away kits are also the same as what doctors get. If you use it, make sure to hold it on the wart for 30-40 seconds if located on your foot. It'll burn some, but that means it's working. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing a Seed Wart Post by KimmyLynn (98) | (11/24/2007) Blog! | Contact I used the remedy in the store by dr schools. It is the freeze one. i did this twice and the wart has not returned. It does sting a lil and works quick! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing a Seed Wart Post by Lorelei (203) | (11/24/2007) Profile | Contact Here is a link about various warts with pictures. Looks like a podiatrist is required for treatment of: http://www.wartfree.com/warts.html Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing a Seed Wart Post by michawnpita (418) | (11/24/2007) Profile | Contact Is a seed wart the same as a planter's wart? I've always thought they were imbedded and not abovet the surface. But I heard of something several times, I understand it works well... Duct Tape, try this info. http://www.aafp.org/afp/20030201/tips/8.html Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing a Seed Wart Post by MartyD (409) | (11/24/2007) Profile | Contact See a podiatrist. It might not be a seed wart. Report Spam or Abuse