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Tea tree oil and genital warts...
Im curious if any one has tried using tea tree oil to help with size, number of warts..
Its been almost 3 weeks sense my last visit to the dr to get the liquid nitrogen..
More have been appearing!
This is so frustrating.
Long story short..
Dr rescheduled my next appointment.. but i am willing to try anything at this point .. have read some good reviews and feed back about the tea tree oil but still om the fence about it ...
Any suggestions?!
Its been almost 3 weeks sense my last visit to the dr to get the liquid nitrogen..
More have been appearing!
This is so frustrating.
Long story short..
Dr rescheduled my next appointment.. but i am willing to try anything at this point .. have read some good reviews and feed back about the tea tree oil but still om the fence about it ...
Any suggestions?!
You are currently having an outbreak, you’ll need to keep going back to the doctor for treatment...
Stop other topical remedies that you’re doing, cos it might irritate your lesions.
What you can do now is try to build up your natural immunity by eating, sleeping right and take vitamins B, follic acid, vitamin E with zinc.
Stop any topical remedies to avoid irritation, that’s my advice...
The normal cycle of hov wart usually is : infection, outbreak, treatment, either clearance or recurrence..
If recurrence takes place, keep getting it treated until your immune system kicks in...
It’s a stubborn condition... you’ll need to be as aggressive, but doing it the right way...
Keypoint here is, your immune system is your best ally against this enemy.. the doctor will treat the symptoms but your own immune system is the only thing that can beat the underlying virus..
So do everything you can to boost your
Immune system..
Reminder: dealing with hpv is like running a marathon, it will take time, patience and diligence... it will not go away overnight.. trying to sprint in a marathon will do more harm than finishing fast...
Follic acid, vitamin B12, Vitamin E with Zinc
Eat, rest and sleep well
Make your immune system strong.. have your doctor deal with the symptoms.
Stop other topical remedies that you’re doing, cos it might irritate your lesions.
What you can do now is try to build up your natural immunity by eating, sleeping right and take vitamins B, follic acid, vitamin E with zinc.
Stop any topical remedies to avoid irritation, that’s my advice...
The normal cycle of hov wart usually is : infection, outbreak, treatment, either clearance or recurrence..
If recurrence takes place, keep getting it treated until your immune system kicks in...
It’s a stubborn condition... you’ll need to be as aggressive, but doing it the right way...
Keypoint here is, your immune system is your best ally against this enemy.. the doctor will treat the symptoms but your own immune system is the only thing that can beat the underlying virus..
So do everything you can to boost your
Immune system..
Reminder: dealing with hpv is like running a marathon, it will take time, patience and diligence... it will not go away overnight.. trying to sprint in a marathon will do more harm than finishing fast...
Follic acid, vitamin B12, Vitamin E with Zinc
Eat, rest and sleep well
Make your immune system strong.. have your doctor deal with the symptoms.
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Thank you so much!! I havent used any topical medication yet as the dr said he doesnt think i need it at this point because i do not have many warts . But they seem to appear and disappear over and over .
I changed up my diet and sleeping routine to help boost my immune system and also been going for walks/runs after work every day .
I will look into some other things such as vitamins to help !
Thanks so much for the response
I changed up my diet and sleeping routine to help boost my immune system and also been going for walks/runs after work every day .
I will look into some other things such as vitamins to help !
Thanks so much for the response
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