View Full Version : My feckin' plantar wart is back!
lspencer534
06-10-2012, 8:02pm
Same place, same pain. I thought I killed it 2 years ago with the freeze-kit. But....nooooooooooooh! It like having a rock imbedded in your foot. A big rock A sharp rock. With hydrochoric acid on it...and heated in the oven. There's no focal point yet, so I can't shave it down. Would sticking a hot needle in it kill it? Sumbish....
ASTROCREEP
06-10-2012, 8:06pm
Paint a nipple on it.
JRD77VET
06-10-2012, 8:06pm
Is that like a common wart? If so, I read an article that stated that using duct tape over the wart actually worked faster at removing it than topical creams. :crazy:
kingpin
06-10-2012, 8:11pm
Only one thing left to do Stubs.
http://i302.photobucket.com/albums/nn88/AndreaLWillett/Wood/axe_swedish_carving.jpg
Burro (He/Haw)
06-10-2012, 8:16pm
Post a picture of that thing and I'll hunt you down like a rabid dog.
Barn Babe
06-10-2012, 8:17pm
My son kept getting those. We'd have one removed, only to have another one grow back within 6 months. The doctor finally suggested soaking his foot in regular tea for 15 minutes every night for six weeks. I rolled my eyes, thanked him and wrote it off. Then Gage said he wanted to try it. Something about the tannin in the tea eventually shrunk the wart and it came off. He hasn't had another one in 4 years.
Laugh all you want, I did, but it worked for him. :barnbabe:
lspencer534
06-10-2012, 8:30pm
My son kept getting those. We'd have one removed, only to have another one grow back within 6 months. The doctor finally suggested soaking his foot in regular tea for 15 minutes every night for six weeks. I rolled my eyes, thanked him and wrote it off. Then Gage said he wanted to try it. Something about the tannin in the tea eventually shrunk the wart and it came off. He hasn't had another one in 4 years.
Laugh all you want, I did, but it worked for him. :barnbabe:
I'll try it!
lspencer534
06-10-2012, 8:31pm
Is that like a common wart? If so, I read an article that stated that using duct tape over the wart actually worked faster at removing it than topical creams. :crazy:
No, not like a common wart. Plantar warts are deeply imbedded under the skin. Duct tape has never helped.
Blademaker
06-10-2012, 8:32pm
Post a picture of that thing and I'll hunt you down like a rabid dog.
With what?
Gonna borrow a gun? :D
lspencer534
06-10-2012, 8:33pm
Post a picture of that thing and I'll hunt you down like a rabid dog.
I should PM the pic? :rofl:
Barn Babe
06-10-2012, 8:34pm
I'll try it!
I brewed a full pot of tea then would just use enough of it each night to soak the bottom of his foot in while he ate dinner. I only had to brew a new pot each week. It was pretty easy actually.
No, not like a common wart. Plantar warts are deeply imbedded under the skin. Duct tape has never helped.
Plantar warts have their own blood vessel. I watched the doc cut my son's during removal, he said that's the only way to tell you got the whole thing. It still came back. It was after that that he suggested the tea method.
lspencer534
06-10-2012, 8:36pm
I brewed a full pot of tea then would just use enough of it each night to soak the bottom of his foot in while he ate dinner. I only had to brew a new pot each week. It was pretty easy actually.
Plantar warts have their own blood vessel. I watched the doc cut my son's during removal, he said that's the only way to tell you got the whole thing. It still came back. It was after that that he suggested the tea method.
Thanks! :cert:
lspencer534
06-10-2012, 8:37pm
Paint a nipple on it.
Can you send me your avatar for a pattern to go by? :D
My dad would get these every so often...You could tell when he was having pains from one as he started walking sideways just about because the pain was so bad. I would sometimes see him working on one with a knife digging around his foot...:ack:
I haven't ever had one, but I know how bad a wound on your foot hurts, embedded deep or not. I tore the soft skin open in between the ball of my foot and the outside of my foot, just behind the toes with a carpet to wood flooring transition strip that had a screw sticking out just a bit too much. Bled like a mofo, and a hurt like I had never felt before!
lspencer534
06-10-2012, 8:40pm
My dad would get these every so often...You could tell when he was having pains from one as he started walking sideways just about because the pain was so bad. I would sometimes see him working on one with a knife digging around his foot...:ack:
I haven't ever had one, but I know how bad a wound on your foot hurts, embedded deep or not. I tore the soft skin open in between the ball of my foot and the outside of my foot, just behind the toes with a carpet to wood flooring transition strip that had a screw sticking out just a bit too much. Bled like a mofo, and a hurt like I had never felt before!
That's exactly what it feels like. You get a combination of skin, flesh, and bone pain.
Burro (He/Haw)
06-10-2012, 8:41pm
With what?
Gonna borrow a gun? :D
:D I'll hunt him down with a buck knife and a spear if I have to.
Blademaker
06-10-2012, 8:43pm
:D I'll hunt him down with a buck knife and a spear if I have to.
Go for it....:D
But I've heard that lawyers are hard to clean and don't taste very good, to full of shit.
And hell..........this one has warts.
justind
06-10-2012, 8:44pm
I had one of those when I was younger. The freeze thing wasn't working so I used said freezing device to chill it until I could not feel a thing and cut it out with a exacto knife. Bleed like a stuck pig cleaned it up with alcohol and after a long healing period it has never come back.
mrvette
06-10-2012, 8:54pm
I had one of those when I was younger. The freeze thing wasn't working so I used said freezing device to chill it until I could not feel a thing and cut it out with a exacto knife. Bleed like a stuck pig cleaned it up with alcohol and after a long healing period it has never come back.
I was a little kid, had one of them on my left heel, the doc cut it out but GOOD, never came back, knock on wood....
had some years ago on my knuckles I took some freon from a/c work and froze the living hell out of them, then cut them out while still frozen and numb...stick a bandaid on it with some anticeptic cream...it worked....all 4 of them gone....
still think some freezing it, and cutting it out would work, but need a Doc used to cutting that shit out....for one thing it's deep enough flesh, and we can't SEE it clear enough....
:leaving:
Burro (He/Haw)
06-11-2012, 4:54am
Go for it....:D
But I've heard that lawyers are hard to clean and don't taste very good, to full of shit.
And hell..........this one has warts.
Toss in this one probably smells like industrial Barbie glue, it might just be a kill and walk away situation. :D
Broken Wind
06-11-2012, 7:19am
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/33/Plantar_wart_papilloma.jpg
Burro (He/Haw)
06-11-2012, 8:52am
That is disgusting. Thoroughly disgusting.
onedef92
06-11-2012, 9:33am
Never heard of 'em. Sounds like it hurts to high hell, though. Ouch! :cry:
Truck Guy
06-11-2012, 9:36am
Had one of those years ago, it was not fun :(
Kerrmudgeon
06-11-2012, 11:25am
Those warts can have multiple roots, and you have to get all of them right down to where they start which can be very deep, like an inch! :willy:
You can see the tiny black roots like a dot at the bottom of the hole if you aren't deep enough. :ack:
AND, you can catch the damn things in showers or change rooms so wear your shower shoes always.:yesnod:
markyerger
06-11-2012, 6:18pm
I had one dug out of my thumb about 3-4 years ago at the dermatologist's office.
I had scar tissue since then, but I think the wart has grown back.
the area is getting sore again.
So, yes, they can grow back.
jaxgator
06-12-2012, 9:08am
When I was about 11-12 years old, I had all kinds of warts on my hands and feet. Had a real nasty planter's wart about the size of a quarter on my heal. They froze some, used some sort of electrical shocking device on some and others were cut out with a scalpel. The only way I got rid of the planter's warts was to have them dug out with a scalpel.
Broken Wind
06-12-2012, 9:52am
As a kid (probably around 13) I dug one out with a straightened paper clip. I don't recommend this procedure, but it worked.
ApexOversteer
06-12-2012, 10:48am
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Yerf Dog
06-12-2012, 10:54am
When I had one years ago the Dr. used acid on it.
Never came back. :seasix:
oyealiz
06-12-2012, 10:59am
I guess that, just like playing with frogs, playing with Barbie dolls must cause warts.
CBonsall
06-12-2012, 11:22am
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onedef92
06-12-2012, 11:23am
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and shit.......... :D
vetterdstr
06-12-2012, 11:49am
I guess that, just like playing with frogs, playing with Barbie dolls must cause warts.
Only anatomically correct Barbie dolls carry the wart cells... :D
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