Warts can develop overnight upon touch or they might take a few days. They also may resolve themselves. Some warts may resolve within a couple of weeks while others may take months.
It is common for people to have to find a way to remove warts if they do not resolve on their own. A wart can stay on the body for years. There is no definite time frame for a wart to go away on its own or a guarantee if one will for sure.
do not at all.
The immune system is what directs a wart on the body and how long it will stick around. If a person develops a wart on their body and it goes away easily it usually means they have a
healthy immune system. People who are ill with immune-related diseases like lymphoma and AIDS often tend to get warts that will last longer on the body.
People who are undergoing chemotherapy often have a breakdown of their immune system during this period and may have the same results with a wart. It is also common for it to be more difficult to get rid of a wart when the immune system is weakened due to illness or something like chemotherapy.
