Why do warts appear on your hands?

In interpersonal communication, people pay more attention to appearance. After all, if you cannot understand the inner qualities of a person when you meet for the first time, then a neat and tidy appearance will leave a good impression on many people. Hands occupy a very important position in communication. Hands are a person's second face. What should you do if you have warts on your hands? If you want to solve the problem of warts on your hands, you must first clarify why warts grow on your hands. Let's talk about it below.

Warts on the hands are a common site for warts. Warts on the hands are generally hard and are commonly known as warts. Currently, the fastest treatment for warts is laser freezing removal, but the fatal weakness of this method is that the recurrence rate is too high. If the recurrence rate can be controlled, warts on the hands can be completely cured.

The best way to treat warts on your hands is to freeze them with laser and then apply medicine to kill the virus. This way, the virus can be completely eradicated after treatment and recurrence can be prevented. Warts are a common infectious skin disease. The virus usually exists in the bottom layer of the skin. If the medicine is applied directly externally, the skin's absorption rate is relatively low. Therefore, before using the medicine, it is recommended to apply a warm towel to the affected skin. In this way, the drug absorption rate is relatively high when applying the medicine. Combining these two methods, patients with warts on their hands can enjoy the high efficiency of laser freezing to quickly remove warts, and can also kill viruses to prevent future recurrences. It can be said to be a fast and thorough treatment.

This combination therapy is generally recommended for adults. If a child is sick, it is not recommended to use laser cryotherapy for the child. The pain during treatment can easily cause adverse effects on the child's mental development. It is recommended to use topical application treatment in the early stages of the disease. This can prevent children from suffering pain during treatment.

In addition to the above methods, there are some folk remedies that you can try. If the affected area is in inconspicuous parts such as the hands and feet, you can try them.

1. Try cutting the garlic cloves into small pieces and rubbing them on the affected area. First, dry scabs appeared on the monkey's surface, and finally fell off completely. 2. Take dozens of wolfberries and soak them in white wine. After more than a month, apply the wine dipped in wolfberries on the warts. Do this several times a day. People with forgetfulness can prepare liquid medicine at home or at work. Mild cases will be cured in a few days, and severe cases will recover in a few weeks without pain or itching. 3. Pinch the mantis's neck with your hands and aim its mouth at the wart. It will start eating it in big mouthfuls. Soon the wart will be eaten by it. Of course, it will bleed a little, but it won't hurt. At this time, rinse the wound with clean water and wipe off the blood with gauze. The bleeding will stop after a few minutes and the wound will heal in two or two days.

2. A kind of grain called "Job's tears" is very common and can be sold in all larger supermarkets. Cook a bowl of it every day and treat it as a meal. If you feel it has no taste, add some sugar or something. You need to continue taking it for more than a month. There will be no response at the beginning, and there may be no effect in a month. Just keep taking it. You will see the effect in about two months, and the warts will fall off naturally. This is more effective for flat warts.

Warts on the hands can easily be transmitted to the face and neck through contact, so it is recommended to seek treatment as soon as possible. Don't break the affected area. Otherwise it will accelerate the spread of the virus. You should avoid certain foods, such as peppers and seafood, as they can accelerate the spread of the virus.