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(More customer reviews)When our pediatrician diagnosed plantar's warts (a growth that makes the foot"print" disappear in that spot), he suggested Dr. Scholl's liquid wart remover, as opposed to other brands or methods. He said you should be sure no extra liquid is on the applicator because you want to cover only the wart - nothing more, nothing less - or it won't work right. Use it twice per day and it may take 2-6 weeks, he said. And then there's only a 70% chance of it working. My teen used it for a few weeks and the first wart did come off, but another one was underneath. So now we're working on that one. Don't know if this virus goes away or if it will be a problem off and on for a long, long time. Hope to find out at the next check-up. So, this seems like it's working; it definitely has a quick affect on a wart but it takes a while for real results. It is much better than nothing - there is no known cure.
Update since check-up: I didn't ask about long-term recurrence. The doctor realized when he saw peeling on the foot that the liquid was getting on surrounding skin and drying it out. He said to try again, being sure to cover ONLY the wart. Healthy skin is needed around the wart for this to work. He said if it doesn't solve the problem in eight weeks, he would refer to a podiatrist. He also suggested before every application to clean the foot, soak in an Epsom salt bath, dry thoroughly(emphasis here), then use the Dr. Scholl's liquid wart remover. Within two weeks of applying the wart remover as directed by the pediatrician, it worked!! No more warts!!
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