Treatment for warts
OwnerDwight W. Meierhenryinventor
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Abstract
Warts are resolved by peripheral injection of an aqueous procaine solution into and around one of the warts. A few weeks after injection, a reaction occurs around the base of the wart, and after a few months, the treated wart and other warts on the body diminish and slough off. The procaine solution is acidic and preferably contains a vasoconstrictor.
Claims4
A method of treating warts causing their remission which consists of injecting directly into the wart, under pressure, until at least part of the wart structure is physically destroyed and bleeding occurs, from about 0.5 to about 5 cc's of an aqueous solution comprising from about 0.1% to about 10% by weight of procaine, and allowing the treated wart to remain in place without surgical treatment for at least two weeks.
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