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How to get rid of facial warts?
Skin and Hair Disorders
Question #21435
14 days ago
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How to get rid of facial warts? - #21435

Sathvik

Whart are the causes of facial warts? What are the tips to take not increase them in number on face? That facial warts are increasing in number . Please provide the the treatment and also the treatment cost.

Age: 19
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Facial warts, they're a pesky problem, aren't they? Often caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV), these warts can spread with direct contact, sometimes even sneaking over from other parts of the body. But hey, don't stress, because Ayurveda can provide some insights to help manage them and maybe even stop 'em from multiplying. First, let's tackle the cause. From an Ayurvedic perspective, warts can be viewed as a kapha and vata imbalance. Kapha is the dosha linked with growth and structure, while vata controls movement and communication in the body. When out of whack, these doshas might lead to growths like warts. One practical step is avoiding openly touching or scratching the warts – it’s a simple way to limit spread. Also, keep your skin clean and dry, and try not to share towels or facecloths. For treatment, consider some at-home Ayurvedic remedies! A simple yet potent approach is applying fresh aloe vera gel on the warts daily. Aloe is known for its healing properties, and maintaining a regular routine helps in reducing inflammation. Another option is getting a few drops of tea tree oil diluted with a carrier oil like coconut, and dabbing it gently on the warts. It has antiviral properties, which are known to tackle HPV. Also, turmeric and sandalwood paste is popular; just a small dab on the warts every night can be soothing and works on the root beneath. On the dietary front, reduce kapha-congesting foods, like dairy and heavy meats. Integrating more fresh fruits and vegetables, and keeping hydrated, go a long way in boosting immunity. Avoiding excessive oily and fried stuff also helps maintain balance. Cost of these treatments shouldn't hit your wallet hard – aloe vera plants or gel, tea tree oil and turmeric are fairly standard at health stores and are reasonably priced. But, if they don't seem effective or things worsen, seeking advice from a dermatologist is vital. Safety first, especially if they're growing in number and seem stubborn.

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