wart well's in cork

david....

i have warts on my hands so im wondering does any1 know anywhere there are wart wells in cork?

ORACLE2

Hi david,
You could try St Johns Well near Millstreet,it is very close to the Millstreet Country Park if you ever heard of it.It is approx 12 miles from Macroom and about 4 miles from Millstreet nestled in the foothills of Mushera Mountain,older people in the locality close by will always tell you that it is meant to be very good to rub the water from this well for warts,you can`t do yourself any harm anyway by giving it a try.

david.... wrote: »

i have warts on my hands so im wondering does any1 know anywhere there are wart wells in cork?

Kiddo99

ORACLE2 wrote: »

Hi david,
You could try St Johns Well near Millstreet,it is very close to the Millstreet Country Park if you ever heard of it.It is approx 12 miles from Macroom and about 4 miles from Millstreet nestled in the foothills of Mushera Mountain,older people in the locality close by will always tell you that it is meant to be very good to rub the water from this well for warts,you can`t do yourself any harm anyway by giving it a try.

Wouldnt bother with St Johns Well. Stuck my flute in there last year but to no avail. I'm still packing a toffee crisp.

david....

Kiddo99 wrote: »

Wouldnt bother with St Johns Well. Stuck my flute in there last year but to no avail. I'm still packing a toffee crisp.

would st. johns well be hard to find for a person who is not local?
and is it known to have good effect on peoples warts?
and are there any other known wart wells in cork?

5uspect

Warts are a viral infection and you are likely to get more warts if you go sticking your hands into standing water full of HPV.

There are other saner treatments for warts:
http://www.nhs.uk/Conditions/Warts/Pages/Treatment.aspx

david....

5uspect wrote: »

Warts are a viral infection and you are likely to get more warts if you go sticking your hands into standing water full of HPV.

There are other saner treatments for warts:
http://www.nhs.uk/Conditions/Warts/Pages/Treatment.aspx

iv tried everything for my warts duck tape , wartener you name it iv tried it. if this doesent work il have to get an operation because iv had them since 2006

mossie

david.... wrote: »

would st. johns well be hard to find for a person who is not local?
and is it known to have good effect on peoples warts?
and are there any other known wart wells in cork?

If you're coming into Millstreet from Mallow turn left just as you come into the town - think there's a sign for Rylane and / or Millstreet Country Park. Follow that road for a couple of miles then take a right and St Johns Well is on the left. I've always heard it as a cure for warts and it's the only wart well I've heard of.

dahamsta

I have a special "Shanks" well in my house, I'll let you put your hands in it for a whole hour for just €79.95. I'll also douse your hands in special yellow WartBeGone every 30 minutes for just €37.95 extra. Every 15 minutes if you bring some cider.

-Corkie-

ORACLE2 wrote: »

Hi david,
You could try St Johns Well near Millstreet,it is very close to the Millstreet Country Park if you ever heard of it.It is approx 12 miles from Macroom and about 4 miles from Millstreet nestled in the foothills of Mushera Mountain,older people in the locality close by will always tell you that it is meant to be very good to rub the water from this well for warts,you can`t do yourself any harm anyway by giving it a try.

+1. There is another one on the same road if you are heading back for Rylane. Its just below the car park at Mushera.

5uspect

ORACLE2 wrote: »

Hi david,
You could try St Johns Well near Millstreet,it is very close to the Millstreet Country Park if you ever heard of it.It is approx 12 miles from Macroom and about 4 miles from Millstreet nestled in the foothills of Mushera Mountain,older people in the locality close by will always tell you that it is meant to be very good to rub the water from this well for warts,you can`t do yourself any harm anyway by giving it a try.

Yes, you can. What if the water is contaminated?

Buscuits

An old cure was to take milk from a thistle and squeeze it on to the wart for nine days.

dahamsta

I recommend standing outside a psychiatric facility while doing that. Bring a knife and a placard of some kind to be sure the correct action is taken.

Milly33

I dont know of any warts well but I remember my sister used to get warts on her hands and my grandad used to pick this wild flower looks something like this It used to grow by the house...You snap it and there is a white fluid as such that you put on your wart...Ill ask her if you are interesed can she rem the proper name of it

Milly33

Uhh not sure if that worked but it looks something like the Euphorbia Peplus Flower

MunsterCycling

Why not cryotherapy?