Can garlic remove warts?

Monkey is a common skin disease in our lives. This skin disease usually grows on the surface of our skin. It looks like a small tuft and does not feel painful. However, many people think that monkeys will affect their appearance, so they will try all kinds of ways to remove the monkeys on the skin. So can eating garlic remove the monkeys on the skin?

Don't know about using garlic. But if you are really sure that it is a wart, using vinegar is very effective and can definitely remove it without leaving any scars. (If it is a mother wart, you can eradicate both the big and small ones together. You will know if you try it. It is only effective for warts.) The warts we usually talk about are usually much higher than the skin. The shape of the warts is like piled up flesh thorns. The roots of the warts are deep in the skin. If there is only one wart and no small warts develop around it, people usually say it is a male wart; if there is only one wart and many small warts grow around it soon after, people usually say it is a female wart. Many people with warts often use nail clippers to cut the parts that protrude from the skin, and sometimes blood will flow out. It is really annoying to have this thing, especially female warts, which grow in bunches.

Not only will it be uncomfortable, but it will also affect the appearance if it grows in the wrong place. If you are really sure that you have a wart, you can use a nail clipper to cut the wart slightly to allow the vinegar to penetrate more fully into the wart. Then dip cotton swab or gauze in the vinegar and apply it on the surface of the wart, two to three times a day, each time for about ten minutes. If you have time, you can keep it on for a while longer. It will feel a little sandy, but it should be tolerable in order to get rid of the nasty warts. If it is a mother wart and many small warts have grown around it, you should focus on the largest mother wart that grows first. You can just apply the treatment to the medium-sized ones as well. You can ignore the small ones and generally they will be sufficient for a dozen days.

Although the wart is still there, the life is gone, so you need to wait patiently. After about a month, the warts will dry up, turn black, and fall off with the roots, along with the small warts. At the beginning, a deep pit will be left where the wart fell off, but this pit will automatically heal without leaving any trace. (I also had warts, and I had a lot of them on a female, and I used this method to get rid of them. Otherwise, I wouldn’t dare to talk nonsense here.)