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diagnosis prices news research events self assessment contact us consultants conditions > procedures > varicose veins > 0330 058 1850 book a consultation > 0330 058 1850 treatment for verrucas verrucas verrucas treatment for verrucas book a consultation procedures call us! prices locations tweets by @whiteleyclinic treatment for veruccas verrucas, and warts, are known to disappear spontaneously. this is thought to be the body creating antibodies against human papilloma virus. therefore the body’s immune system can fight the virus and after time, the wart or verruca can disappear. however, in other people, the verruca can remain for quite some time and even develop other verrucas found it – causing an “mosaic” effect. treatments for verrucas are varied and depend on the site of the infection, age of the patient and whether they are multiple or singular. laser treatment or cryotherapy is the most commonly used methods for effective and fast treatment. however, the use of drugs can be a little less harsh, but equally effective. treatment of all of these conditions by your chiropodist, with modern surgical equipment, will make for a positive experience. visiting a chiropodist brings constant relief to patients with chronic and acute conditions. early diagnosis can prevent more serious problems developing especially with diabetics. having a podiatry/chiropody surgery within a vascular clinic provides the benefits of a complete interface of lower limb specialists working together giving an opportunity for speedy, seamless referrals if required. which verrucas need treatment? ideally all verrucas should be treated to prevent transmission to other noninfected people. however, not everybody is able to, or wants to, get treatment. the verrucas that need treatment are: verrucas on the weight bearing areas of the foot verrucas between the toes, on the tips of toes or on the tops of toes verrucas that sociably unacceptable the verrucas that are found on the thicker skin, on the weight bearing areas of the foot, are deeper than those found elsewhere on the foot. this means that they may take more treatment than those in other areas. also, as noted above, they may cause pain on standing on them. verrucas on the toes can cause discomfort due to the skin on the toes being more sensitive and due to them rubbing on footwear or the other toes. many people wish to have their verrucas treated to prevent them being a risk of spreading them to others. treatments for verrucas there are several treatments available for verrucae all focusing on the destruction of the cells. the destruction of the cells is thought to release the human papilloma virus into the bloodstream, allowing the body to create antibodies against this, and then be able to fight the verruca itself using its immune system. treatments include: homeopathic remedies caustics (mild acids) cryotherapy (liquid nitrogen) electrosurgery laser homoeopathic remedies homoeopathic remedies are infrequently used. a podiatrist or chiropodist may recommend that a young child or diabetic uses a homoeopathic remedy at home. this generally entails applying an oil to the affected area. a homoeopathic remedies, by their very nature, takes longer to produce results. caustics (mild acids) caustics, otherwise known as chemical cauterisation, plays a major part in the treatment of verrucas. this treatment offers minimum discomfort to the patient and in most cases giving rapid results. extreme care needs to be taken when using some of the stronger chemicals. while application control can be taken on the skin surface, it may not be controlled as it is absorbed into the deeper tissues. the patient needs to be made aware, that on occasions tissue breakdown does occur, this can be dealt with quickly by the practitioner. cryotherapy cryotherapy is the name given to freezing. “cryo” means cold and “therapy” means service done to the sick. the most common cryotherapy used for the treatment of verrucas is liquid nitrogen. cryotherapy is a treatment frequently used by doctors and the podiatrists. this treatment freezes the cells, the dead cells are removed by the podiatrist and further appointments made if necessary. this treatment can generally take between six to eight weeks. electrosurgery electrosurgery is an alternative to cryotherapy. using heat, electrosurgery destroys the cells of the verruca, releasing the human papilloma virus into the circulation and allowing an immune response to start. however, electrosurgery has little benefit over cryotherapy. it is generally too painful to be used on the sole of the foot, it often leaves scar tissue behind and also cannot be used if the patient has a pacemaker as this may cause an interference. laser at the whiteley clinic, we use an nd:yag laser. this has revolutionised our treatment of verrucas – particularly verrucas that have been resistant to other treatments. it has been so successful we now recommend it as our treatment of choice. being a laser treatment, the actual treatment session itself is quick. the chiropodist may need to clear some to the dead skin overlying the verruca, but the actual laser treatment of the verruca itself is quick. pulses of laser energy are used to destroy the verruca cells – and research has shown that the 1064nm nd:yag laser that we use, also destroys the virus that causes the verruca in the first place. research has been published showing that when verruca treatments were compared, cryotherapy (freezing verrucas) and chemical therapy both destroyed the verruca cells, but still left active virus particles (hpv or human papilloma virus) behind. in contrast, the 1064nm nd:yag laser destroyed the cells and the active virus particles. of course laser heats the area, and so we use ice or a cold air blower to cool the skin down as we treat it. laser is also more expensive per session than other treatments as the laser is an expensive bit of kit. however, as 60 – 70% of verrucas disappear within 3 sessions, overall it usually works out both quicker and less expensive than other treatments. conclusion your podiatrist or chiropodist will assess your verruca to see firstly whether it is appropriate to treat, and if so, which is the best treatment option. treatment entails an ongoing situation where different destructive treatments are applied, dead cells are removed, and the response of the verruca is monitored insuring no adverse event, until there is complete resolution of the problem. for speed of resolution, and for the best chance of getting rid of difficult verrucas, we have found that our laser treatment for verrucas to be the best way to treat them. book a consultation procedures call us! prices locations head office t: 0330 058 1850 [email protected] clinics london guildford bristol patient links patient terms and conditions terms and conditions health insurance payment plan nice guidelines website links faqs -- website terms and conditions privacy policy cookie policy 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