Content

• Steps
• Method 1 of 2: Using Epsom Salt
• Method 2 of 2: Using daffodils
• Tips
• Warnings

Perhaps you, or someone you know, have warts or plantar warts that need to be removed. If you are using OTC drugs, okay, keep using them, but add a little more. Try adding any of these remedies to speed up the healing process.

Steps

Method 1 of 2: Using Epsom Salt

1. 1 Soak your feet in water or Epsom salt water. You can buy it at any pharmacy.
2. 2 Scrape off any dead skin on the wart.
3. 3 Apply a bandage and a plaster (as long as it is covered) over it.
4. 4 Repeat these steps daily.

Method 2 of 2: Using daffodils

1. 1 Find a bouquet of daffodils.
2. 2 Scrape the wart, making it lumpy.
3. 3 Squeeze some white juice onto the wart and rub the plant over and around the wart.
4. 4 Do not rinse the juice off the wart for a while. Squeeze out the white juice again if rinsed off.
5. 5 Do this every day for a week or two.
6. 6 Move on to other warts. Within a month or two, the warts should disappear.

Tips

• Do this and forget you have warts. Don't mess with them.
• If you use a bandage and plaster, it may fall off if you wash your feet with a washcloth to remove dirt.
• It is best to use duct tape rather than adhesive tape.
• When you remove your sock or shoe, be careful not to rip the tape or bandage off your foot.
• Do not rinse it off, let it soak into the wart, scrape a little skin.
• Try to use daffodils for the wart as often as possible. It is advisable to do this daily or in a couple of days.
• Do not remove the patch; leave it on the wart for about a week, then it will take much less time to destroy the wart.
• While applying the bandage and plaster, press them down as hard as possible to the foot so that they fit snugly, following the shape of the foot.

Warnings

• During treatment, something like an "ulcer" will form from the inside out, so do not apply any ointment, strong cleaning agent or medicine to the wound, so as not to damage the exposed tissue. Just wash it with very mild soapy water, dry your foot, and wear clean socks. There should be no pain or infection after this operation: if there is, see your doctor!
• The doctor can cut out plantar warts that grow deep into the foot by making a cubic connector about 0.5 cm.
• If your wart continues to grow and begins to hurt, see your doctor or dermatologist to have it removed using "heavy artillery".