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Firsthand experience: If you have warts that aren't resolving and finally get a better diagnosis than "hypochondriac" for other health issues, this may help you
by DoreenMichele 2y ago
Firsthand experience: If you have warts that aren't resolving and finally get a better diagnosis than "hypochondriac" for other health issues, this may help you sort out how to finally fix the warts.
Inference: If you have persistent, treatment-resistant warts, wonder what else is wrong that you can't seem to fix it.
- CrimsonCape 2y agoCan you give some more context if you are comfortable sharing that?
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- Balgair 2y agoNot OP, but I had a few warts. Tried cryotherapy for them, but they came back, just slightly to the side of where the original wart was. The thing that managed to have them gone? Less stress. Things were pretty stressful in my life when I got them and while I was stressed out, they were there. Once life got a bit less stressful, the warts just kinda went away. There are other comments in this thread mentioning folk remedies too. It may just be a bit of a placebo effect at play too. You think it works, and due to the magic/madness that is 'biology', it somehow does. The placebo effect is a pretty strong remedy in a lot of cases un/fortunately.