How to cure a wart on a toddler's finger?
445838
I would ask a Dr. I wouldn't chance anything on my little one without talking to a Dr. first.
869546
This wart remedy is going to sound crazy, but it works great!  My 10 year old had a terrible case of warts on his foot, some of them were huge, like the size of a quarter.  A friend who is a nurse told me to get a can of Arrid X deodorant from the drug store.  It has to be the spray aerosol kind.  I purchased the Arrid  X deodorant in a yellow can.  I sprayed it on the bottom of his feet 2 times daily. Within four or five days, I could see them shrinking!  After two weeks, they were completely gone.  I couldn't believe my eyes when it worked, but it did.  I'd give it a try, it only costs about $4 and was completely painless.  A few other people I know tried it and it worked for them too.  Good luck to you.
34751
go to the doctor!!!!!!  don't self-medicate, especially if they used acid to remove the warts!
202228
Well, at pharmacies they have wart removers, but I haven't had much luck with them.  The wart is caused by a virus so eventually it will go away.  But if you can't stand them anymore, taking garlic pills works well (garlic boosts immunity among other things).  I've also heard that leaving duct tape on a wart for awhile gets rid of them, but as warts do best in warm sweaty areas I don't know how helpful that would be...
516784
Since many warts disappear in time, you may wait for your wart to go away. You may try using over-the-counter wart medicine bought at a drug or grocery store. Your OTC wart medicine may come as a liquid, gel, or medicine pad. Some people keep their wart covered with duct tape or adhesive tape to try to make it go away. If your wart is painful or does not go away, you may need to receive treatments from a doctor. Your doctor may use one or more of the following treatments to help a plantar wart go away: Cryotherapy, Electrodesiccation and curettage, Immunotherapy, Keratolytic therapy, and laser therapy.
269283
Clinic treatment like cryotherapy (freeze the infected area), laser and loop electrosurgical excision procedure can effetely remove genital wart\n\n"Do not cut it yourself", those virus is deep down in your skin. Removeing the skin doesn't work at all
1131715
You can get it at walmart in the pharmacy section.I found this awesome thing that helps you find all the nits which is what you need to do. Look online for neon nits. You spray this pink stuff in their hair, comb it out and the nits show up bright pink. My daughter just had it and I was comletely obsessed with it. I'm sure you have heard all of the advice. You have to do the oil thing and comb comb comb and look through little sections cut the hair in a cute but SHORT hair style. No more RID or NIX shampoo cause it affects the central nervous system. Make sure your child's friends don't have it. You have to do the overnight oil treatment every four days for a month. Each time washing sheets blankets and pillows in hot water and drying for 20 mintues high heat. You can't get rid of it until all the nits aregone. The nits you want to find are very close to the scalp. The tea tree oil smells like turpentine, I would only add maybe 10 drops to a cup of olive or coconut oil. The olive oil would be good enough by itself as long as you do all the other steps along with it. Also bag up all the stuffed animals for 14 days at least. Feel free to email me  bodywrap@mhtc.net
608529
I would try aloe. There are products in the baby aisle used to treat the same problem and would work for adults as well.\n Otherwise you just have to wait it out and stay out of the sun.
775887
Not too much to worry about.\n\nYoung children who get scraped while playing, tend to re-injure that area.\n\nA Two year old is a very active age....No need to remind you of that...smiles.\n\nBefore you put your child to sleep, put a topical antibiotic Ointment on the wound, Cover the wound with a large bandage and and use adhesive tape around the bandage.\n\nChange the bandage in the Morning and continue this process for a few more days.\n\nIf you do not see any improvement, call your Physician for a consult. The Physician will examine the child or call in an Antibiotic to your local Pharmacy.\n\nGood Luck.................. Billy\n\nParent with Medical Training.
45507
I read an article that putting a small piece of duct tape on the wart will eventually get rid of it.  It is supposed to activate your body to fight the wart, and the result of this method is less scars.
817384
freeze em off with the help of a doctor...\n\nCryotherapy - otherwise known as freezing.  Liquid nitrogen is applied to the wart and the treatment is repeated at one or two week intervals.  Virtually painless, little in the way of scarring, but, unfortunately, the success rate is limited to around 70% .\n\nIt has worked for me though after the over the counter products failed.
799644
Ok.  What I do is get a needle and sterilize it.  Then I carefully loosen the top layer of skin around the splinter.  I do that to my youngest when she was three and she did not complain and she cries if you look at her the wrong way..  Anyway after you loosed the try again with the tweezers.  If you still can't get it keep loosing the area around it.\n\nGood luck
525173
All my 4 kids have had it and anti itching creams and lotions did not work for any of them. What seemed to work best, was to take off as much of their clothes as possible: the warmer/sweatier they were, the more pox they got. What worked wonders for my youngest daughter was this syrup she took on doctor's prescription and ever so slightly numbed the nerve ends and therefor made her less itchy (I'm really sorry, I can't remember the name...). It made her a bit sleepy too, which was actually not too bad: the more they sleep, the quicker the body gets better!\nBy the way, my doctor did not want me to rub anything on the chickenpox, lotion or cream: according to her it made the chance of (mild) infections bigger, with the result not only that the skin is more irritated and itchier, but also  a much bigger chance of scars......
375644
you could try one of the over the counter freezing things that they sell in drug stores, but I find that they don't really work terribly well.  you could also try plain old salycillic (sp?) acid, in the form of wart remover, also sold at drug stores.  if nothing OTC works, go to your doctor and either have it frozen or burned off.
797744
A humidefier would help. Also, saline solution in the nose and then suctioned out helps. Pedicare makes even infant cold medicine.  See this link:http://www.askdrsears.com/html/8/T089800.asp\nIf he doesn't get better, see a doctor soon!  Good luck!
71606
Hello! Well, you can go and see a doctor and they can use liquid nitrogen to freeze your wart. That's what they do in the hospitals.
1024315
These are some alternative treatments for the warts:-\nBefore applying any herbal cure to a wart, as much of the wart as possible should be removed, in order to give the cure a head start. Apple juice: Apply the juice of a sour apple. Action is due to the magnesium in the juice. Banana skin: First the wart should be rubbed with an abrader, and a fresh banana skin (immediately after opening) should be applied and left overnight. Cabbage: Apply fresh juice from a white cabbage.\nChickweed: Apply the juice to the wart.\nDandelion: The juice of the dandelion is a very old English cure for warts.\nGarlic: Rub a raw clove on the wart every night until it disappears.\nGreen figs: The white milk from a green fig is excellent at removing warts.\nHouse leek: This is a plant commonly found in rock gardens. It has thick fleshy leaves and its juice is rich in supermalate of calcium, which will destroy warts. Pineapple: Cotton wool should be soaked in the fresh juice of a pineapple. The enzymes of the pineapple will dissolve the wart. Rubber plant: If the stem of a leaf from a rubber plant is broken, white liquid will ooze out. If this is applied to the wart over a period of two to three days, the wart should disappear.