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Wa(r)ts In There?

If you have a few – or many – warts on your skin, help is at hand. Read on to know what causes warts and how you can get rid of them. You’re sitting at your desk, idly reading through an email when your finger touches the inside of your arm. You feel a growth there – on examining it, you notice that your skin has developed a wart without you noticing. When you examine the rest of your body, you find a few warts in other places too. Now you’re worried and wondering if you’ve developed a serious skin disorder. Relax – most warts are harmless and often painless. But they should not be present on your skin at all. What are warts? Warts are a growth of skin caused by the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) that lives on human skin. Certain factors like poor skin health and reduced immunity can cause the HPV to grow unchecked. When this happens, there may be formation of a wart on the skin. In some cases, the HPV assumes a virulent form and can cause clusters of warts to appear.

7 Secrets To Avoid Acne Completely

Acne-free skin is yours for the asking if you unlock these seven habits to prevent their occurrence. Is there anything as annoying and demoralising as a face full of acne? You might be undergoing treatment for acne , using the best dermatologically tested products – but still the acne recurs and mars your complexion. Have you considered that it is not the treatment for acne that is failing, but probably wrong behaviour on your part that is causing the problem? Correct your acne problem with these simple secrets: #1 Drink a lot of water. Water is the panacea to most skin-related issues. It serves many purposes for skin health: it cools the skin, regulates its temperature, supplies moisture to tissues, helps in creating sweat to remove toxins, etc. Low water intake normally translates into greasy, acne-ridden skin. Aim to drink at least eight glasses of water daily. #2 Get sufficient sleep. Insufficient sleep is often the gateway for a host of disorders, and the