A British man has shot his own finger off to get rid of a painful wart that had been plaguing him for over five years. A British man has shot his own finger off to get rid of a painful wart that had ...

In some shocking news, a British man has shot his own finger off to get rid of a painful wart that had been plaguing him for over five years. In some shocking news, a British man has shot his own ...

A BRITISH man blasted off his own finger with a shotgun to remove a wart that would not clear up with ointments and creams. Sean Murphy, from Doncaster in northern England, got rid of the blemish that ...

A security guard came up with a bizarre remedy to remove a wart - he shot off his finger with a shotgun. Sean Murphy, 38, from Doncaster, had seen his GP repeatedly about the problem and also tried a ...

A court has heard how a man used a shotgun instead of ointment to get rid of a wart – a drastic decision which cost him his finger and landed him with a suspended jail sentence. Sean Murphy, of ...

A SECURITY guard from South Yorkshire shot himself in the hand to try to remove a wart from his finger. Did you know with a Digital subscription to Yorkshire Post, you can get access to all of our ...

A security guard came up with a bizarre remedy to remove a wart - he shot off his finger with a shotgun. Sean Murphy, 38, from Doncaster, had seen his GP repeatedly about the problem and also tried a ...

There have been worse ideas, though none come to mind. A British man tried to rid himself of a painful wart by shooting it off with a shotgun, and ended up losing said wart as well as the finger it ...

I’ll say this much for the UK security guard who tried to blast off a nagging wart with a shotgun: he succeeded. Although I’d imagine he wasn’t planning on taking out his finger in the process. Meet ...

As a medical director of Cosmedics skin clinics, and having a specialist interest in dermatology – including wart removal – Dr Ross Perry understands why his patients come to him for support.

WARTS are unattractive, bumpy growths of skin caused by the human papilloma wart virus (HPV virus). If you find these lumps do not respond to over-the-counter treatment, GP Dr Ross Perry is not ...