Wart treatment

Abstract

A wart treatment consists of a perorally administrable mixture of liquid dilutions (degree of dilution D2 to D6) of known phytopreparations which individually and/or collectively exhibit an immunostimulating effect. Preferably, at least a content of (a) 0.5 to 2 parts by weight of Euphorbia cyparissias, degree of dilution D3 to D6; (b) 0.5 to 2 parts by weight of Clematis recta, degree of dilution D2 to D4; and (c) 0.5 to 2 parts by weight of Mezereum, degree of dilution D2 to D4 is provided. In addition, one or several component(s) of the following group may selectively be provided, viz. (d) Ranunculus, degree of dilution D2 to D4; (e) Veratrum album, degree of dilution D3 to D6; (f) Aconitum, degree of dilution D3 to D6; (g) Arnica, degree of dilution D2 to D4; (h) Atropa belladonna, degree of dilution D3 to D6; (i) Cinchona succiruba (China), degree of dilution D2 to D4; (k) Eucalyptus globulus, degree of dilution D2 to D4; (l) Lycopodium, degree of dilution D3 to D6; Nux vomica, degree of dilution D3 to D6; and (n) sulfur, degree of dilution D4 to D6. The treatment is effective by stimulating the endogenous immunodefense mechanisms, wherein a controlled reaction against papillomaviruses is provoked.

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