Having warts is very common, and although these small, grainy skin growths are often harmless, they definitely affect your looks. Warts are caused by the Human papillomavirus, which can be found almost everywhere and spreads easily from one person to another. There are many ways to get rid of warts, but taking some precautions to prevent them can save you time and money and keep your skin healthy and clear.
Here at Bright Side, we did our research to find out what can be done to keep warts from appearing on your skin.
Sharing a towel with your family members from time to time may seem harmless, but it’s actually one of the reasons why annoying papillomas and warts can appear on your skin. If someone in your family has a wart, there’s a chance using the same towel will transmit it from one person to another. Make sure everyone has their own towels and other personal items, such as washcloths and nail clippers.
Keeping your skin hydrated is essential for helping it stay youthful and wrinkle-free for longer. But using the right moisturizer regularly can also help to prevent warts. When your skin is overly dry, it makes it easier for Human papillomavirus to get through cracks in your skin and cause those disturbing warts to appear.
Nail biting is a habit many people find hard to break. But even if you’re not ready to do it for the health of your teeth, consider doing it for the beauty of your skin. Biting your nails creates tiny tears in your skin, and although you might not see them, they allow the virus that causes warts to get inside your body.
While it may feel pleasant to walk barefoot on the warm floor around the swimming pool, there are actually many reasons to put your flip-flops on, and preventing warts is one of them. Warm and humid environments create the perfect breeding ground for bacteria, and when your skin is moist and soft it makes it more vulnerable to various infections, including Human papillomavirus. Wearing your flip-flops at public showers and swimming pools can reduce your risk of getting warts on your feet.
Cleaning and covering your cuts can help them heal faster, and can also protect you from getting warts. If you happen to touch something contaminated with the virus that causes warts, there’s a chance it can get inside your body through the scrape.
Shaving allows you to get rid of unwanted hair in no time, but if you have a wart it’s better to opt for other hair removal methods. When you shave, you create micro cuts in your skin, and it may spread the virus that causes warts to any skin that you shave. Shaving over a wart and then shaving other areas on your body can lead to several new warts on your skin.
Have you ever noticed papillomas or warts on your body? Do you know of any effective ways to get rid of them?
l found THISTLE MILK killed off my warts. on the way to and from school & then later in life to & from work l would just break off a piece of thistle, put the milk on my warts, within 2 weeks each time they were gone, no scars or marks of any kind! Lt doesn't hurt or burn or anything. Just like putting actual milk on except it's Sticky & it turns Brown in a short while but that's it.
