Saturday, November 29, 2008

Day 2 - Last Image For The Day


Wow. What the hell is going on?

Right. I did some trimming. I took a nail clipper and got rid of loose skin surrounding the wart. I wasn't expecting the center of the wart to look like this. Here's what the wart looks like when zoomed in:


I guess this is what people mean by the wart turning "black?" I'm not sure.

Also, in the top image, you'll notice that it looks like the area surrounding the wart is looking kind of hard and scaly, maybe a little shiny. That's actually nail polish. Warts spread easily, and I had to take my band-aid off, so I covered the warts with clear nail polish. Here's another image, this time without flash.


You can tell where the smaller warts are, even though they're covered with the nail polish: they're the cloudy parts...

Day 2 - Even Later That Day


Came out a little blurry, but this is what the wart looks like after two more hours of applying vinegar. I dare say it looks like a small volcano. The center is now clearly darker. But, it doesn't look "black" so I'll continue with the vinegar treatment.

However, I'm gonna let it dry out for now.

Day 2 - Later That Day


After drying out. It definitely looks like the wart is getting darker. More vinegar, more cotton balls.

Day 2

So this is what we've got after applying the vinegar overnight.

The white, swollen part is now bigger. In fact, it actually seems to have engulfed the two mosaiced warts.

Day 1 - Last Image For The Day


Well, this is what it looks like prior to applying a cotton ball for the next 8 hours. I can definitely see the smaller warts now.

Friday, November 28, 2008

Day 1 - Even Later That Day


So this is about three hours after the last post. There doesn't seem to be much of a change, and I don't notice the dramatic swelling from much earlier in the day. However, I do notice that the main wart now has a bigger area sporting those dark specs:

Compare it to earlier today:

Hmph. Maybe I'm just seeing things regarding the capillaries...but I can definitely see the swell. Letting this one dry out for a couple of hours before applying a cotton ball for the rest of the night, while I sleep....

Day 1 - Later That Day


This is what the warts look like once I removed the vinegar-soaked cotton ball (about three hours later). The wart is not swollen anymore, although I can detect traces of the "whiteness." Also, if you look closer, as in the cropped image below, you can really see brown and black specs in the wart. These are supposedly the capillaries that feed the warts with blood.


Well, here we go with the bandages again...