International Journal of Homoeopathic Sciences

Warts, classified as one-sided diseases, are understood to have an individualistic, immunological, and sometimes familial basis. Falling under the miasm sycosis category in homeopathic terminology, warts are seen as more than just local skin manifestations. Despite their appearance as localized issues, effective treatment requires a holistic approach that addresses the entire organism ^[1].

The comprehensive treatment of warts considers the totality of symptoms, which includes not only the physical characteristics of the warts but also the patient's overall mental and physical state. This means that the remedy is chosen based on a detailed assessment of the lesion morphology such as size, shape, color, and texture as well as the location of the warts on the body. Additionally, the patient's mental state, emotional health, and broader physical characteristics are evaluated to ensure that the treatment targets the root cause and not just the symptoms ^[2].

By addressing these aspects, the selected constitutional remedy aims to bring about a balance in the patient's internal systems. This holistic approach ensures that both the local manifestations (warts) and the underlying internal issues are treated. As a result, patients often experience not only the resolution of warts but also an overall improvement in their health and well-being. This method provides long-lasting relief and reduces the likelihood of recurrence, as it strengthens the body's natural defenses and promotes overall harmony within the individual ^{[3, 8]}.