Swimming & teething warts

Swamp warts are somewhat shiny, bulbous pimples. They look like little pearls with a waxy translucent colour. The warts appear spontaneously, especially in children older than 1 year. They mostly develop on the trunk, under the armpit, on the upper arm and elbow crease, the thigh and in the hollow of the knee. Swim warts are highly contagious through direct contact or via, for example, a shared towel. After infection, it can take a week to six months for the warts to appear on the skin. Swimming warts disappear by themselves, often within 1 to 2 years. An individual swimming wart usually heals within 2 months. You can speed up the process by treating with Golden Naturals Swimming & Childhood Warts. This spray contains essential oils of tea tree and calendula, among others. This combination soothes and repairs the skin and is very effective for cosmetic care of all swimming and childhood warts.