Warts are often stubborn and frustrating for patients and doctors. There are a dozen ways to treat warts as there simply are no great or perfect ways, good ways at best.
Yeast injections, Candida have become very popular.
In 10 years of using yeast I have learned a lot about its potential.
First, it is not the whole yeast, so you can't get an infection from it. You certainly can get inflammation and that is expected, normal and probably good.
It takes an average of 3 visits spaced 3 weeks apart. Sometimes more visits, rarely less. The area will turn red and tender within a couple days. That is a good sign. Yeast is a decoy, it tries to draw your immune system to the area, and than have it go after the wart virus.
