To ask if you've ever had a verruca spontaneously resolve after so many years?

I had a cluster of 5 on my left foot that disappeared after 15 years (!!) within months of leaving the UK and moving to a hot country. I can only imagine it's the vitamin D and wearing sandals/less closed shoes.

I had tried everything, even gone private, they were very painful and so deep, nothing could shift them. And then 'poof' overnight

I had a load when i swam as a child, they eventually went and despite swimming a lot as an adult i didnt get another one until about 6 years ago when i was in my mid 50s. My DD did Camp America and came back with a foot full of verrucas and i caught them off her , which took about 3 years to disappear. Not sure if they were a different strain because they came from USA or not and i wasnt as immune to the virus. DD as far as I can know still has them

I had one for years that just went suddenly. My daughter had about 15 on her foot at one point, tried lots of stuff that didn't work, they just went of their own accord. I wonder if prodding them releases more whatever into your system that keeps them going?

Chiropodist said to leave them alone they will usually resolve themselves as your body's immune system will kick in. I'm sure for some really bad ones that's not the case. His experience he said was that the people that came with problematic verruca's were usually people who'd had some kind of intervention to remove them.

Yes mine has just gone in the last few weeks, had it for around 2 years.

I had one in my teens for years!! Then all of a sudden it just sort of disappeared. I think the only thing I tried was bazuka gel and I also used to pick it 🙈 it was really strange how it just went

I had one for several years. Same as you, I had tried everything to get rid of it and just gave up in the end and accepted that id have to just live with it.

Totally randomly it just disappeared one day a couple of years ago and hasn't come back!

I had one on my foot and I couldn’t do anything as I was pregnant and I think it really took hold and I ended up with it for about 4 years. I had extremely painful freezing treatment which destroyed the skin around the verruca and it still didn’t get rid of it.
Then I got a chest infection and was prescribed steroids and a couple of days after starting them I woke up and it had just gone! Never came back.

I have x2 OP. had them for a few years. Spent a small fortune trying to get rid of them with no luck. Glad to read they can just disappear. I'm keeping my fingers crossed. The more recent treatment I've spent money on is a natural treatment that was heavily pushed on Facebook recently. I thought it was working initially, had many rave reviews however sadly it hasn't for me although I have a new bottle of the stuff so will continue but don't feel confident.

My advice is do everything all at once - bazuka, thuja, podiatrist freezing and regular cutting out.

Although I'm convinced the one of those that truly got rid of my 4 year old one was the cutting out with a surgical scalpel. Risky and unbelievably painful admittedly, but I was due to go on a hen do spa break and.was determined that my foot wasn't gonna look gross

My daughter had several warts on her hands and we tried everything to get rid of them. About 2 years in, I bought magnesium gel for something else and when reading about it, it said you could use it on warts and verrucas. We were willing to try anything by this point - 1 wart was huge and covered part of her nail. I called her to reapply it one day and she held out her hands, I was like, they're gone!! It only took a couple of applications.

Yes, me! I had several on one foot, a wart on my knee and one on my finger. They were there for years and I tried everything. One day I woke up and POOF! They'd all vanished without a trace! It was really odd.

I had one for years and tried everything modern medicine and fokelore had to offer. But it did just disappear eventually and that was around the time I was pregnant.

Mine did, it took about 5 years and completely disappeared ☺️

Ive had some proper stubborn ones though that had to be frozen off.

Yes! I had a huge one on my foot, nothing worked and it was starting to get painful to stand on. Then one day it was just gone.

Yes, I’ve had them disappear! And my son has had them disappear after a year or so too. They’re so annoying. I haven’t had one for about 18 years now though so guessing I now have some sort of immunity 🤔

I have suffered them all my life. Have paid hundreds and hundreds to get them removed and they always end up coming back despite fact I don't really go places where you would normally pick them up.

Doctor once said to deal with them from within with no actual advice as to how to do that.🙄

I just live with them now but its a pain.

I had one on my finger for years and years and tried everything.

I bought a juicer and had juices every day for a health boost and it went in then first month. Just one day it had gone. Juices were high in ginger, orange and chilli.

I had one on my heel for ages, not really painful so just ignored it, then it started to hurt so was playing with it in the bath one day and it just fell off. Had a weird looking root kind of thing that left a clean deep hole in my foot which you now can't see

Cover it with blister plasters after using the bazuka gel. Leave them on as long as possible and then replace each time they come off. Once it starts to turn black it's close to coming off. It will leave a crater-like hole at first but will fill in.

Yes, I had a verruca for several years, here's how I got rid of it in a week;

1. thick layer of sudcrem
2. duct tape

Leave it on for 1 week. No looking at it, no moving it, no washing it, no nothing.

Took it off a week later and it had vanished. Bizzare yet true.

I had one as a teenager that I basically walked off. I'd gone on a city break wearing brand new new DMs, and lost a lot of skin off my heel including the verruca. It was painful for a couple of days but the verruca went AND my DMs fit like slippers after that, win win.

I had one for several years and one day I realised it had gone. I had done anything different as far as I can remember.