plantar warts

PLANTAR WARTS In few other areas of medicine is the use of folk tradition as widespread as in the treatment of warts. Since warts frequently regress on their own and because they are the most common infection of the skin, it is not surprising that large numbers of folk cures developed over time. For example, it was thought that warts are were transmitted by having a close encounter with a toad. Other folk remedies included …

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