A case of - Plantar Warts

Plantar warts can be painful, persistent, and uncomfortable — especially when they develop on weight-bearing areas of the feet. Because of constant pressure from walking and standing, they often grow inward, becoming thick, hard, and tender.

Recently, I treated a case of plantar warts using individualized homeopathic medicine, and the progress has been encouraging.

Understanding the Homeopathic Perspective

Homeopathy does not view warts as merely a local skin growth. Instead, they are seen as an external expression of an internal imbalance. The goal is not suppression, but stimulation of the body’s natural healing response.

In this case, a carefully selected constitutional remedy was prescribed based on the individual’s overall constitution and susceptibility. No external applications or invasive measures were used.

Gradually, the wart began to soften and reduce in size. The surrounding skin started returning to a healthier state, showing the body’s own capacity to restore balance.

Healing from Within

When the internal imbalance is addressed:

• The body works to resolve the growth naturally

• Skin heals gently

• The immune response strengthens

• The likelihood of recurrence decreases

Homeopathy supports the body’s innate intelligence rather than forcing change from the outside.

This case is still under homeopathic treatment, and healing continues progressively.