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Plantar warts under feet.
I noticed few warts under both my feet and went to homeopathic. Doctor said it would take 2-3 months or more, it's due to low immunity and stress. Am afraid if I can let it this way for few months though I take homeopathic medicine. Can someone please help me understand this better. Should I first see alopathy and then later homeopathy for long run
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Warts have underlying cause so till that is cured you need to continue homeopathic treatment.
Homoeopathy is very effective in such cases.
Be patient and continue the treatment.
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Homoeopathic treatment will not only cure it but also remove the tendency. In allopathic treatment there is no treatment for such complaints. Duration of treatment in homoeopathy may vary from one month to six -seven months. But finally you will be free from planter warts and all other related complaints if present.
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Dr. Rahul Kolamkar
Homeopath
25 yrs exp
Amravati
Hi, It's good that you trying to clear with your thoughts. As per Allopathic treatment there I no specific medicine for such conditions. Laser is the only way and obviously it's not treatment. Homoeopathic treatment mean not only removing the wart but also removing the tendency of recurrences. It takes time to reset the tendency and thus you need to give time. This time depends on your bodily reaction and not medicines. Because everyone react differently and with different intensity.
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So my suggestion is that to keep patience for better and Natural healing. Patience is the key to success. Thanks
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