12/18/2003 5:22:57 PM
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...I think I tried that when I was a
kid on my hand warts...I don't think
it worked.
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12/18/2003 5:36:22 PM
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that seems like a bit much of a
hassel. Just go to the docs..
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12/18/2003 5:38:00 PM
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actually i think that would make it
worse... have you ever taken ur
nailpolish off and ur nails been
yellow cuz you had it on for like a
month? nailpolish=no oxygen to virus.
Oxygen "oxidizes" and kills the
virus... There fore i dont think it
will work
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12/18/2003 5:55:12 PM
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hmmm.. interesting post above...where
have you heard/read about the viruses
relationship with oxygen? Is it just
a guess (not that its a bad one!) I'd
like to learn more about that.
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12/18/2003 6:08:47 PM
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The oxygen thing is true although there
has been some research that putting
duct tape on hand-type warts works too
so some of this stuff is inconclusive.
For GW...Aldara.
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12/18/2003 9:49:08 PM
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Craig
3M makes duct tape and aldara.
Interesting.
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12/18/2003 10:18:09 PM
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Beth
Now if we could just figure out how
their sticky notes work into the equation...
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12/19/2003 1:18:43 AM
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Maggie
I don't think I'd ever put nailpolish
on the skin anywhere near my vagina.
That just sounds unsafe! Try that
experiment on your hand or foot.
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12/19/2003 11:00:37 AM
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I am trying this Nail Polish thing out
on a wart that I have on my arm. I am
into my second day and it appears to be
drying out. I read that warts appear
in moist, damp places so I figured it
might work by concealing it.
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12/19/2003 5:04:04 PM
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hmmm...keep us posted
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