| Sumario: | Background: Warts are painless, small growths anywhere in the body (Face, hands, genitals, etc.) caused by human papillomavirus (HPV). Warts, or verrucae, are benign skin growths caused by human papillomavirus (HPV). Conventional treatments include cryotherapy, cauterization, or topical agents, which can be painful and often result in recurrence. Homeopathy offers a non-invasive and individual approach, treating the patient holistically rather than just addressing the skin lesions. This case study presents the successful management of multiple warts in a young adult through constitutional Homeopathic treatment, highlighting the efficacy and gentle action of the remedy without recurrence. Case presentation: A 41-years-old male patient presented on 08/12/2024 with filiform warts localized in the beard area, persisting for the past eight months. Before consultation, he had attempted various treatments, including allopathic creams, external application of Thuja, and a local remedy comprising chuna mixed with caustic powder, all with unsatisfactory results. Following detailed case taking and thorough individual evaluat Lycopodium clavatum 30C was prescribed. After two months of regular homeopathic treatment, the warts resolved completely. To date, there has been no recurrence. Conclusion: The case report explores the successful management of warts by using homoeopathic medicine, and the permanent removal of the warts, and no further recurrence. This case report explores the successful homeopathic management of multiple filiform warts in a 41-years-old male patient.
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