How long does it take for Bazuka to work?

The wart, verruca, corn or callus may take up to twelve (12) weeks to disappear and it is important to persevere with the treatment. 6. If the wart/verruca has not disappeared after about 12 weeks of treatment, further advice should be sought from a doctor or pharmacist.

How do you know when a verruca is dying?

‘As the verruca dies, it changes colour. When it turns black, you know that the supply of blood to the virus has been cut off. The verruca is dead and will push itself out. ‘When verrucas are alive they will bleed profusely when you cut them.

How long does it take for verruca gel to work?

The gel dries forming a water resistant barrier over the area, so that you don’t need to cover it with a plaster. The gel should be applied twice a day to the affected area, until the wart, verruca, callus or corn has been removed. This may take up to 12 weeks.

How do you know when Bazuka has worked?

On close inspection they can resemble tiny black dots under a rough, sometimes circular layer of skin. A slight depression in the centre of the affected area is a sign that the verruca has fully formed. Also, the skin can have a harder edge around a softer centre.

When should you stop using Bazuka?

Do not use Bazuka Gel after the expiry date shown on the fold of the tube and on the carton. The expiry date refers to the last day of that month. Do not store above 25°C. Always replace the cap tightly after use.

How do I know when Bazuka has worked?

Verrucas can occur anywhere on the soles of your feet or toes, usually on weight-bearing areas. On close inspection they can resemble tiny black dots under a rough, sometimes circular layer of skin. A slight depression in the centre of the affected area is a sign that the verruca has fully formed.

What are the black bits on a verruca?

Tiny black spots can be seen in the verruca if the top layer of skin is removed with an emery board or file, these are the capillaries. Verrucas can be painful when walking, as the verruca can press on the nerves in the foot.

Can you pull a verruca out with tweezers?

If you have an old or hard wart/verruca, moisten it up by soaking the affected area in warm water for 20-30 minutes before treatment. Remove the skin on top of the verruca/wart, by using tweezers, for example. For thick skin on inward-growing warts/verrucas, remove the hard skin carefully.

Can you pick a verruca out?

Don’t scratch or pick your wart or verruca as it’s more likely to spread. If you have warts on your fingers, don’t bite your nails or suck your fingers. If you use nail files or pumice stones on your wart or verruca, don’t share these or use on other areas of your skin.

Does a verruca have a root?

Myth: Verrucas have roots. Truth: No, they do not have roots, but you do need to get to the ‘root’ of it to get a successful resolution. Verrucae are like ingrown warts.