
05/03/13, 06:08 AM
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Join Date: May 2002
Location: Central New York
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Originally Posted by bgreen
I am typically a lurker, not a poster, but we do have some experience with warts I'd like to share. My son, when he was young (8-10), had warts on his hand. We tried every wart removal product we could find and then went to a dermatologist. The dermatologist froze them and shaved them again and again, but they would always come back. One day, while at our pharmacy, the pharmacy tech asked us if we had tried Tagamet, the medicine for indigestion. We looked at him like he had 3 heads, but he said that one of the side effects of Tagamet was that it caused people's warts to go away. We bought some (generic equivalent) and he took it regularly. In six weeks the warts were gone and never returned. That was 15+ years ago and he hasn't had a wart since. Prior to the Tagamet, we tried for 2 years to get rid of the warts using conventional methods and nothing worked until we used the Tagamet. If you google "tagamet for warts" you will get quite a few hits. It certainly worked for my son. YMMV.
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Interesting. Some stomach ulcers are caused by a virus too. I wonder if the Tagamet works on the HPV the same way it does H. pylori in the stomach.
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