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Wart on eyelid
Today I noticed a tiny wart on left eyelid. I am suffering from hyperthy roidism and taking neomercazole 10 mg tds . Plz help me with the wart. Does it resolve on its own?
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Warts does not resolve on their own. Medications are required.
Homoeopathy makes the warts to fall off painlessly.
For medications you may consult online.
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Hello sir,. Homeopathic medicines has good results in treating warts. Based on your constitution, homeopathic constitutional medicine will cure you permanently. Take paid consultation for further treatment and guidance.
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Take paid consultation.
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Hi dear a homeopathic constitutional treatment will give you a permanent cure naturally
You can easily take an online consultation for further treatment guidance
Medicines will reach you via courier services
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Try thuja gel, only one so it will go
If it's more then after consultation will prescribe internal medicine
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Warts becos of infection so wash properly with warm water and maintain good hygiene
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No ,warts do not resolve on their own and may spread to other places.
Homoeopathy is known to cure warts fast and without any known side effects.
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