 warts treatment in homeopathy: Thuja, the best homeopathic treatment for warts and dosage.Warts are caused by an infection of the skin with one of the Human Papilloma Virus family. They cause the skin to grow making it hard and thick. However bad they look they are harmless but once we have a few, we can only notice them and want them gone as soon as possible. Warts can be located anywhere in the body and can differ in size and shape, some are large some are small, thick or thin, raised of flat. Warts in children are common as their immune systems are not properly developed and in adults, multiple warts are an indication that the immune system is not working at its best. Conventional treatments are not always successful at getting rid of the warts and if they do, they tend to re appear and by default they do not address the reason why they came up in the first place. Homeopathic treatment of the warts is simple and effective and addressed the problem from all angles so once warts are gone, they do not tend to come back. 
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So in the end homeoapathy did not work? Instead you used a botantical form for the stubbron case of plantar warts? Or are you saying that there are also homeopathic tincture froms of thuja. Thank you for clarifying.
In homeopathy we also use herbal tintures although we tend to use 5 drops as a dose rather than more material quantity. You can also dab the wart with the herbal tinture.
My dog has a large wart between his toes. It was fine for a long time but last fall he became very sick, was diagnosed with anaplasmosis (a tick borne disease) that had settled in his kidneys, he also had pancreatitis. He was on antibiotics for about 6 weeks plus some other meds. Because of all that trauma to his immune system his wart has grown exponentially and is nearly big enough to cause trouble walking. The surface is starting to crack because it is between his toes and he walks on it. I want to start him on the thuja protocol and also to start painting it with a thuja tincture. I am working on rebuilding his immune system with probiotics and diet and of course after such a long course of several kinds of antibiotics it will take some time. He has some lingering effects of his illness, his kidney values in his blood work remain high and the vet thinks that is his 'new normal'. He leaks a few drops of urine upon awakening when I come home from work or after 4-5 hours sleep in bed at night. Occasionally his stomach will hurt and he will ask for food to assuage the pain. My question is this: if he still has these other lingering issues, can I go ahead with the thuja or should I do something else in the meantime? If I do not give him the thuja orally can I still paint the wart with a thuja tincture, even if he is taking some other remedy at the same time? Thank you!
I am sorry to hear about your dog. I can not advice in a case that I have not taken and less if this is an animal ( we are not allowed to prescribe homeopathy on animals) but it will be fine to paint the wart with thuja tincture, just try that to start with that.
I understand you cannot take an animal case. Thank you for your response!
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