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Lymetoo
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Neither of us (hubby and I) has ever had a wart, so we know nothing about them. I Googled but did not find the answer I'm looking for.

Can a wart show up on the palm of your hand?? My husband has a nasty looking thing on his palm that just popped up recently.

It ITCHES. He tried opening it with a needle today and he said it didn't really hurt but it made it itch like crazy.

So what IS THIS??

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Yes you can....look up natural remedies for removing warts and also causes. Never a dull moment TuTu

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Warts are caused by a virus. Has he been gardening lately?
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[lol] [lol] Gardening!!??

nope, HOWEVER... he had to change a flat tire out at his dad's ranch ... in the dirt... in 100 degree weather, no less.

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OH... I never heard of warts ITCHING..????

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Plantars wart which are caused from an injury that heals on the outside and the virus builds up under the skin?

Does he remember a paper cut or something that happened in the last few months?

Tea Tree Oil is great. Apply straight and put a band aid with a couple drops on it day and night.

Pam

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I had warts on my feet, but don't remember them itching.....

Did he go frog hunting in Texas? The family used to do that in Oklahoma......

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Very strange. It's still there, of course .. still itches. Doesn't look like a wart from pics I've seen on the internet. But then????

Frogs?? Too dry in South Texas for frogs!! [Big Grin]

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Can you post a picture?

Perhaps it's not a wart.
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That's what I keep thinking. I could post it with MUCH trouble. Let me see how things go.

I could more easily send it to you thru an email. Do you think you trust me?

[Cool]

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Yes, warts can be on the palms. They usually don't itch, but I can imagine one that impinges on a nerve might itch.
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