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How to Use Apple Cider Vinegar to Remove Plantar Warts: Leonard Greenwald, DPM: Podiatrist

Plantar warts are benign raised bumps that form on the heels or any weight-bearing part of the leg. It is caused by the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV), and since there is no cure for HPV, treatment typically focuses on removing the wart. Treating plantar warts can be expensive and painful, and sometimes require multiple procedures. Even after successful treatment, it may return or spread to other parts of the body. This article focuses on the use of apple cider vinegar (ACV) for removing Plantar warts.

HOW DOES APPLE CIDER VINEGAR WORK FOR PLANTAR WARTS?

Vinegar has been used for centuries for treating different kinds of conditions, from diabetes to poison ivy and stomach ache. The concept of using ACV for treating warts stems from several decades ago. Here is why many people believe Apple Cider Vinegar is effective for plantar warts:

  • Vinegar is an acetic acid, which means it can kill certain types of bacteria and viruses upon contact.
  • Vinegar burns and gradually destroys the infected skin, making the wart fall off eventually, like the way salicylic acid works.
  • The irritation caused by the acid boosts the immune system’s ability to combat the virus responsible for the wart.

HOW TO USE APPLE CIDER VINEGAR

The process of using ACV to treat plantar wart is somewhat simple. The items required include cotton ball, water, duct tape or bandage and apple cider vinegar. Here is the process:

  • Dilute two parts ACV with one-part water
  • Soak the cotton ball in the solution
  • Put the cotton ball on the wart directly
  • Cover the area with a tape or bandage for several hours (probably overnight)
  • Remove and discard the cotton ball and bandage
  • Repeat the process until the wart breaks off.

Here is another way to use ACV:

  • Mix the same quantity of ACV and water in a bucket or large container
  • Immerse the affected foot for about 15 minutes daily
  • Wash the leg afterward.

CAUTION WHEN USING ACV

Vinegar is a weak acid that has between four to eight percent acetic acid. Nonetheless, weak acids can cause chemical burns. Patients are advised to exercise caution when using ACV on the skin. It may cause mild irritation or burning sensation. If the pain gets intense or the burning seems to worsen, it is better to remove the cotton ball and wash the area with water. The rule is to dilute the ACV properly in water to prevent burns.

Apple cider vinegar should never be applied to open wounds. As with any natural product, allergic reactions may occur. Symptoms include rashes or hives, dizziness, difficulty breathing or racing heartbeat. If allergic reactions occur, stop using it immediately and contact the podiatrist.

IN CONCLUSION

Like many natural solutions, the evidence guiding the use of apple cider vinegar for plantar warts is generally anecdotal. ACV is readily available and very affordable, so it might be worth trying it before considering more expensive treatments. If you suffer pain or burning, you should dilute the vinegar more before application. You can also talk to your podiatrist for helpful tips.

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Symptoms & Treatment for Children

Symptoms

There are several types of warts:

  • Filiform warts − look like small “skin tags.” They often show up on areas such as the eyelids and around the mouth and nose.
  • Common warts − look like rough bumps on the skin. They are often seen on the hands but can be seen anywhere on the skin. They may bleed if picked at.
  • Plantar warts − look like rough patches on the soles of the feet. They are often painful and can grow very large.
  • Flat warts − look like very small flat, smooth bumps. They are often seen on the face.

Treatment

Most warts go away on their own within several months to years, so treatment may not be needed for many children. In general, surgical excision and cautery are no longer recommended in most instances or covered by insurance plans, as they have been shown to increase the likelihood of localized spread. There is no treatment guaranteed to cure warts. If your primary care provider recommends treatment, it is important that you follow the instructions exactly as suggested. In general, using two or more treatments at a time is more likely to be successful.

Initial treatment with topical salicylic acid and medical tape is usually recommended. Solutions of 17 percent salicylic acid are readily available over-the-counter (Compound W, etc.). First, soak warts for 5 minutes in hot water (no hotter than 110° F). Pat area dry with towel. Gently file down the wart by removing layers of dead skin with a callus file, emery board or pumice stone. Remember to use only the file or pumice stone on the wart and not on other skin areas in order to prevent spreading the warts. Then the 17 percent salicylic acid should be applied to completely cover the wart.  Once the salicylic acid 17 percent is dry, the wart should be covered with air-tight, white cloth surgical tape (may also be purchased at a drug store / pharmacy). You may also use household duct tape. Every 1 to 3 days when the tape loosens or falls off, it should be removed and more 17 percent salicylic acid and tape applied until the wart is gone. If the treated skin gets irritated, stop treatment for a few days until the skin feels better, then restart if the wart is still present. Be patient! Treatment may take several months. It is important to remain consistent with treatment for best results.

Sometimes, once one or a few warts start to go away, any other warts present will also soon go away.

Referral to a Specialist

Most warts in children can be managed by your primary care provider with the treatment described above or with watchful waiting without any treatment.

Referral to a specialist is generally only indicated for warts that are causing significant pain or discomfort and that have not responded to several months of consistent treatment as recommended by your primary care provider.

Your specialist may discuss these treatment options with you:

  • Cryotherapy (liquid nitrogen), also known as “freezing”
  • Topical cantharidin application
  • Candida antigen injections

3 Facts on Plantar Warts [and 1 EASIER Way to Get Rid of Them!]

Foot warts tend to creep up on you from out of nowhere. Everything seems perfectly fine until you notice rough, grainy patches and bumps on the bottom of your foot. If your child has them, they might have come up to ask you what they were or have been trying to hide them from you.

Either way, surprise!

To understand the best way of treating foot warts (also known as plantar warts), it helps to know exactly what you’re dealing with. Once we do that, we’ll tell you all about a new treatment that is the best way of getting rid of plantar warts we have ever used.

So here’s what you should know!

Plantar Warts are Caused by a Virus

More specifically, they are caused by strains of the human papillomavirus, or HPV. 

The virus invades the skin through cracks, splits, or other weaknesses. Once inside, it hunkers down and protects itself. That is where those bumps and lesions come from. 

The virus responsible for plantar warts does not tend to be extremely contagious, but it can still be transmitted from person to person. A common way to pick it up is walking barefoot through warm, damp, high-traffic areas such as locker rooms and public showers. (That is why we often recommend investing in a good pair of shower shoes if you find yourself in these places a lot. Wear a pair of flip-flops at the very least!)

Children and elders tend to be more prone to plantar warts because their immune systems are more often not as well equipped to eradicate the virus when they see it.  

But speaking of that…

Plantar Warts are Stubborn Because they Hide Out

Why are plantar warts so difficult to get rid of? Because they camp out where our immune systems don’t tend to patrol very actively.

When the virus makes its home within the skin, it is only within the first few layers. This keeps it far enough away from “critical systems” that it may go undetected by the immune system. 

This is a big reason why so many of the old treatments for plantar warts – cutting, burning, freezing, etc. – have attacked the virus from the outside. There just hasn’t been much backup internally. 

Plantar Warts May Eventually Go Away on Their Own

But you can expect to wait quite a long time for them to do so!

Eventually, the virus will typically die out and warts will disappear, but it may take a year or even longer for that to happen. In the meantime, while the virus is still active, it can be capable of spreading further across your skin, or to the skin of other people.

This natural resolution is one of the factors that keep “home remedies” for warts so prevalent. When people try a variety of methods over time and the warts start to go away, it can be natural to assume the most recently attempted home remedy had something to do with it. But actually, the warts were probably just starting to die off on their own.

If you’re looking for a plantar wart treatment, though, you want something that will start giving you results much sooner – and preferably not at the expense of your comfort.

That’s why we are thrilled to provide Swift Therapy to our patients!

Swift Therapy – A Better Way of Treating Plantar Warts

Swift eclipses the more traditional methods of professional plantar wart treatment that patients have come to know (and fear), and for one simple reason: it actually works from the inside instead of attacking from the outside!

Remember earlier when we said the immune system has trouble detecting the wart-causing virus because of its location? Swift addresses this problem by using microwave energy to cause a minor disruption in the area of the warts. The immune system responds to this strange occurrence, where it will find the virus and attack it for the invader that it is.

It is true that the old methods of plantar wart treatment also cause disturbances that your immune system will respond to, but they are much more painful and damaging to healthy skin in the process. Swift, on the other hand, causes minor discomfort for 2-3 seconds every time the microwave energy is applied – and the pain goes away as soon as the application stops!

We schedule several Swift sessions over a few months, but many patients report seeing a significant improvement in the size and appearance of their warts after the first treatment. Each session lasts only about 15 minutes, and you will have no pain or aftercare to worry about once you’re done.

And as an added benefit, since your immune system is front and center in the treatment, it is much more likely to identify and attack the virus if it ever comes back. The likelihood of a return case of plantar warts is reduced!

The Cure is Finally Better than the Disease!

You no longer have to worry about the pain and mess of plantar wart treatment. Swift Therapy places those old methods of plantar wart treatment firmly in the past! It’s a more comfortable option for treating plantar warts than the traditional methods.

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Treatment for plantar warts – St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital

What are plantar warts?

Plantar warts are small growths on the bottoms of your feet, and they are contagious (spread easily from person to person). They are caused by infection with a virus. Your child is more likely to get the virus if he has a weak immune system. Having cancer or another disease treated at St. Jude, or getting treatment such as chemotherapy, can weaken your child’s immune system.

The virus that causes plantar warts is not life threatening, but the warts can be hard to get rid of. The doctor might need to try more than one (1) treatment.

How are plantar warts treated?

There are several different ways to treat plantar warts. These include:

  • Putting a mild acid called salicylic acid on the wart,
  • Putting a strong medicine called cantharidin on the wart, and
  • Having minor surgery to take off the wart.

At the St. Jude Podiatry Clinic, the doctor usually does cantharidin treatment first. This treatment is inexpensive and usually works. If it does not work, the doctor might do minor surgery to take off your child’s wart.

About cantharidin treatment

Cantharidin treatment is done at the St. Jude Podiatry Clinic. The doctor puts a strong medicine called cantharidin on the wart and covers it with a bandage. Your child can do normal activities after treatment, but should not take a bath or shower for 24 hours or until told to do so.

On the third day after the treatment, put a piece of duct tape over the place that was treated. Use the silver duct tape because it sticks better than the clear kind. If the tape falls off, put on a new piece. Keep the treated area covered with duct tape.

Bring your child back to the St. Jude Podiatry Clinic 10 to 14 days after the cantharidin treatment. The doctor will check the foot and do any other treatments your child needs.

About minor surgery for plantar warts

If cantharidin treatment does not work, the doctor might do minor surgery to take off the wart. This is done at the St. Jude Podiatry Clinic.

First, your child gets an injection (shot) to numb his foot. Then the doctor uses a small blade to take off the wart. After that, your child’s foot is bandaged, and you can leave the clinic.

After the wart is taken off, your child should:

  • Keep the bandage on all day,
  • Rest with his foot up for the rest of the day, and
  • Use the medicine given by the doctor if needed.

You can take off your child’s bandage the next morning, and he can take a shower or bath. After that, put antibiotic ointment on the place where the wart was taken off. Cover it with a self-stick bandage, but not too tightly. If the bandage falls off, you can put on a new one.

Keep using the antibiotic ointment and bandages until your child’s next appointment at the St. Jude Podiatry Clinic.

Ways to prevent plantar warts

To help prevent plantar warts, your child should:

  • Wash his hands and feet well,
  • Dry the area between the toes completely, and
  • Wear sandals or flip-flops in locker rooms, public showers, and other public places.

Discuss other ways to keep your child’s feet dry with the doctor,

If family members have warts, they should seek medical treatment.

Keep your child from sharing shoes with other children and picking at any warts he has. Doing these things can spread the virus that causes plantar warts. After your child receives the last treatment at the St. Jude Podiatry Clinic, use disinfectant to clean anything your child walks on with bare feet, such as the shower, carpets, and floor. Also, disinfect your child’s shoes. Use Lysol® spray to disinfect carpets and shoes, and use a cleaner with bleach in the shower.

Questions?

If you have questions plantar warts, please call the St. Jude Podiatry Clinic at 901-595-5372.

Adapted for use from Wolf River Family Footcare, by permission.

Kids Health Information : Warts


Warts are generally harmless skin growths. They are very common, affecting around one in five children. Warts can come up anywhere on the skin or mucous membranes (e.g. the mouth, genitals). However, they are most commonly found on the hands, fingers, feet and face.

Warts can spread to other people, usually due to skin-to-skin contact with another person. Picking or scratching may lead to spreading of warts on the same child. Warts can also be spread indirectly through swimming pools or public showers, especially if your child is barefoot
and they have scratches or cuts. Wearing thongs is recommended in public pools and showers.

Half of all warts will disappear within two years. They can last longer in adults, or people with immune system problems. If the warts are not causing any problems, there is no need to treat them.

Signs and symptoms of warts

Warts can have many different appearances, from flat, shiny or long stalks to large rough lumps. In some instances, they can be painful, particularly when they are on the feet or under nails.

What causes warts?

Warts are caused by a family of viruses called human papillomavirus (HPV). Once infected with the virus, it may take up to a year or more for the wart to become visible. They then grow very slowly over a period of months to years.

There are many different types of wart virus, and it is possible to become immune to one type, but develop other types of warts. Any immunity is not lifelong.

Genital warts are caused by a different family type of HPV. These are sexually transmitted and can sometimes cause cervical and vulval cancer. Ordinary skin warts do not cause cancer.

Care at home

You don’t need to treat your child’s warts, especially if they are not causing any problems. However, if the warts are causing your child embarrassment or pain, there are treatment options. No single treatment is guaranteed to work, and many require a few
attempts.

  • A good initial approach is to keep the warts covered with a strong, waterproof tape (e.g. duct tape) for 24 hours a day. This is simple and low cost, and may help to prevent spreading of the warts.
  • Special wart ointments or wart paints that contain salicylic or lactic acid are available from most pharmacies. Ointments can make warts disappear faster and seem to be more effective in treating warts on the hands, compared to the feet.
  • Ointments/paints peel away the layers of infected skin and can take up to three months to work. Before using paints, it is important to prepare the skin by soaking the wart in warm water for 10 minutes, then rubbing it with a pumice stone or nail file. The ointment or paint is then
    applied to the wart, taking care to avoid the normal surrounding skin. You can use petroleum jelly, such as Vaseline, to protect the skin around the wart. Allow the paint to dry, and then cover the wart with tape or a strong, waterproof sticking plaster.
  • Speak to your local pharmacist for advice on suitable wart treatment for your child. Always follow the directions on the packaging for the use of wart treatments, and ask your pharmacist if you have any questions.

When to see a doctor

Make an appointment to see your GP if the warts, or their treatment, cause excessive pain, or if home treatments haven’t worked.

Treatment options available from a GP include:

  • liquid nitrogen freezing – a common treatment that is effective, but it can be painful. Of all the studies performed on this topic, liquid nitrogen only seems to be helpful on warts found on the hands.
  • your GP can refer your child to a skin specialist (paediatric dermatologist or dermatology nurse practitioner).
  • the skin specialist can provide treatments that encourage the immune system to recognise and destroy the skin cells that are infected with the wart virus – these are an option if other treatments do not work or if there are many warts.
  • surgery to remove warts is not recommended 

Key points to remember

  • Warts are common, harmless skin growths caused by a virus.
  • Warts can spread between people or on the same person.
  • Half of all warts will disappear within two years.
  • It is not essential to treat the warts, particularly if they are not causing any problems.

For more information

  • See your GP or dermatologist.

Common questions our doctors are asked

Are the wart ointments or paints dangerous to use?

Wart treatments are safe to use on children, but keep in
mind that wart ointment and paints are toxic to warts, and you should take care
not to get them on the surrounding skin. Always follow the instructions on the
packaging. Podophyllin (a wart paint) should not be used in pregnancy. If you
are concerned about possible warts in a child under 12 months of age, have them
seen first by your local doctor.

Can I get the doctor to cut out my child’s wart?



We do not suggest
having warts cut out due to the risk of them coming back, and the high chance
of scarring.

Developed by The Royal Children’s Hospital Dermatology department. We acknowledge the input of RCH consumers and carers.

Reviewed May 2020. 

Kids Health Info is supported by The Royal Children’s Hospital Foundation. To donate, visit
www.rchfoundation.org.au.

Plantar Warts Care & Treatment

Warts are a virus-based soft tissue condition that is most frequently experienced by teens and adolescents. Plantar warts (also known as verrucas, and verruca plantaris), one of the most common cases, are simply warts on the soul or ball of the foot. Plantar warts are caused when viruses enter the skin through a small or invisible cut or abrasion.

It’s important to take care of warts as soon as they are discovered; warts can easily spread or become more irritable and painful when left untreated. They can also bleed, which can create other health concerns.  Schedule an appointment at Advanced Foot & Ankle – we frequently have same-day appointments available to help address issues right away.

Causes

Bare feet in direct contact with unsanitary/dirty surfaces are one of the primary causes for warts.  Viruses thrive in moist, warm environments, making communal bathing facilities a hub for foot infection.

Warts of the feet are spread by:

  • Touching infected areas
  • Scratching the infected areas
  • Contact with skin shed from another wart
  • Wart rupture and bleeding

Symptoms & Identification

When plantar warts develop, they can cause needle like pain and a burning sensation.   The pain is triggered when weight is distributed directly on the wart or sides of the wart.

Warts are sometimes mistakenly thought to be a corn or a callus.  On the other hand, sometimes more serious lesions (like carcinomas and melanomas) are misdiagnosed as warts.

You can frequently identify plantar warts by these characteristics:

  • Coarse in feel
  • Somewhat flat
  • Defined in perimeter
  • Gray to brown in coloring
  • Containing black dots in their center

In comparison, warts on the toes and top of the feet are often more embossed and stout.

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Care & Treatment

The treatment of warts has become commonplace in podiatry.  Our podiatrists and foot & ankle surgeons, are certified by the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgeons and are well equipped to treat these cases effectively.

We seek conservative treatment first through topical prescription wart removal options.  If necessary, we can schedule a minimally invasive surgical procedure to remove the wart. In some cases, a minor laser removal may be an appropriate option, which will also reduce scarring. The invasive surgical procedures require local anesthesia and are typically outpatient treatments.

Self-diagnosis and treatment is usually frowned upon; over-the-counter wart removal treatments include chemicals, which can damage and kill skin cells causing wounds and possible infection.

Anytime you notice a rupture or growth on your foot you should have it checked by a professional. To have your potential Plantar Warts assessed or treated, find the Advanced Foot & Ankle Care Center nearest you, and contact us to schedule an appointment today.

Plantar Wart (Aftercare Instructions) – What You Need to Know

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW:

A plantar wart is a thick, rough skin growth on the bottom of your foot. Plantar warts are benign (not cancer) and they are caused by human papillomavirus (HPV). HPV is a germ that spreads through direct contact. It usually enters the skin through cuts or scratches on the bottom of your feet. You may get a plantar wart if you touch someone else’s wart.

DISCHARGE INSTRUCTIONS:

Contact your healthcare provider if:

  • Your wart returns or does not go away after treatment.
  • Your wart grows larger or begins to spread or cluster.
  • You have bleeding or increased pain after treatment.
  • You have questions or concerns about your condition or care.

Home treatments:

Use home treatments as directed. Keep your wart and skin clean and dry between treatments.

  • Salicylic acid is an over-the-counter peeling agent that comes as a liquid. Soak your foot in warm water for up to 20 minutes. Apply a small amount of salicylic acid directly to your wart. Avoid getting it on other skin areas, because it may irritate healthy skin. Let it dry, and cover the wart as directed. After several hours, use a pumice stone or nail file to gently remove dead skin. Use 2 times each day for as long as directed.
  • A plaster patch is also available over-the-counter. Cut the patch to the size of your wart. Apply the sticky side to the wart. After 1 to 2 days, peel the patch off and apply a fresh patch.
  • Liquid nitrogen is used to freeze your wart. Liquid nitrogen is available over-the-counter but may also be applied at your healthcare provider’s office. Liquid nitrogen may cause mild pain for a short time. Use only as directed.
  • Duct tape can help dry and remove the wart. Use as directed. You may be directed to leave the duct tape on for 6 days. On day 7, take the tape off and soak the wart in warm water for 5 minutes. Gently scrape the wart with a pumice stone or nail file. Then apply a new piece of duct tape and follow the same steps until the wart is gone.

Prevent another plantar wart:

  • Do not touch your wart, or someone else’s wart. If you do touch your wart, wash your hands.
  • Do not walk barefoot in public places. Wear shower shoes or sandals in warm, damp areas such as locker rooms, shower stalls, and swimming pool areas.
  • Keep your feet clean and dry. Use foot powder between your toes and on your feet after you wash and dry them. Change socks often to avoid damp feet. If your shoes are damp from sweat, set them in a place where they can dry out before you wear them again.
  • Do not share or reuse items. Examples include nail files, pumice stones, socks, or towels. Clean these items with hot soapy water before you use them again.

Follow up with your healthcare provider as directed:

You may need several treatments over weeks to months before your wart disappears. Write down your questions so you remember to ask them during your visits.

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90,000 What if you have warts?

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Warts .. what is it?

This is a common viral skin disease. Rarely does an adult ever have them. They are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). It is usually transmitted by direct contact with a sick person or carrier of the virus, or with infected items (such as towels). Minor (mostly invisible) skin lesions and other defects in the skin’s protective barrier facilitate the penetration of the virus into the skin.In addition, a person can become infected himself, for example, when he is silently injured, even if he has a tiny wart, the virus spreads to nearby skin. The virus promotes additional cell growth, which causes the outer layer of the skin to thicken and harden. Viruses can enter and start multiplying anywhere on your skin or mucous membranes. They prefer places where direct contact is most likely: on the hands or feet, on the mucous membrane of the genitals.Certain HPV viruses transmitted during intercourse can contribute to the development of cancer. The type of wart depends on where it is and what it looks like.

Where are warts most common?

Because everyone’s immune system reacts differently to the virus, not everyone who comes into contact with HPV will become infected and develop warts. However, if you damage your skin in any way, the virus will clear up more easily. This is why people with chronic skin conditions, such as eczema or nail biting, bite frequently, are more likely to get warts.Warts are more common in children and adolescents than in adults because their immune systems do not have sufficient protection against many types of HPV. People with weakened immune systems, such as HIV or those taking biological medications for systemic diseases (rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis, etc.), are also prone to developing warts.

Can warts disappear on their own without treatment?

Over time, the human immune system overcomes HPV and the warts disappear on their own, but they can take months or years to disappear.In adults, warts often persist even longer, possibly several years or more. Some warts never go away. There is no exact explanation as to why this is so.

Is it to cure or not to cure warts?

Most warts are harmless and should not be done – unless they are painful or look aesthetically ugly. However, if, on the contrary, expecting the warts to disappear spontaneously, they, on the contrary, may grow, develop new warts, and you may infect others during this time.Treatment depends on your age, health condition, and the type of warts. Even after the warts have disappeared, some viruses may remain in your skin and the warts may appear after a while.

Warts are often treated with OTC drugs (gels, liquids). The results are different – sometimes successful, sometimes you need to see a specialist.

When to see a doctor?

If you are not sure if your skin is getting warts (some types of skin cancer look very similar), your home treatment is not getting better, it hurts, or you have many of these, see your doctor.If you have diabetes or a weakened immune system, you should see your doctor before treating yourself for warts.

Specialists treat warts differently, depending on their type, location and size.

Adults and older children with common warts are advised to freeze them in liquid nitrogen.
There are also special liquids available to remove warts.
An electrosurgical method in which the wart is burned with an electric current through the tip of a needle.Works well with regular seams, film and warts.
Laser treatments are also used, but due to the high cost of the procedure, this is not the first choice. The laser is more used to kill large warts under the nail, deep warts
Prevention.

There are no effective ways to prevent warts yet, but they can be reduced and prevented from spreading:
Do not touch, scratch, tear, or touch another person’s warts.
Wash your hands after treating warts.
Warts on your feet should be dry.
Wear waterproof sandals in public showers, closets, and around public pools.

90,000 Plantar wart (spines): causes and treatments

Plantar warts are a type of warts that occurs on the soles of the feet and palms.
Of all skin warts, plantar occurs in 30%.It is they who are most often removed.

The only reason is the human papillomavirus, or HPV for short.

Infection scheme: people scratched their skin. The virus enters the skin. It is embedded in the genes of skin cells. The cell takes on an ugly shape, resembling tumor cells.

Warning: Certain types of human papillomavirus can cause dysplasia and cervical cancer.
Infection with the type of HPV that causes warts occurs during childhood.Almost all children become infected with this virus – in kindergartens, in schools, in public places. But not everyone gets sick – it all depends on immunity. In childhood, warts appear for the first time. Then the adult’s immune system copes with this virus. Therefore, in adults, warts on the skin are rare. And if an adult has spines, this indicates a decrease in the activity of the immune system.
The entrance gate for the virus is trauma to the soles of the feet and palms: scratches, cuts, abrasions and calluses. The provoking factors are excessive sweating of the feet and wearing tight shoes, stress.

Main manifestation : A dense, rounded mass on the palm or sole of the foot.

Main symptom : pain when walking and itching in the wart area.

Initial stage:

  • a small corn appears,
  • she itches,
  • hurts when walking.

After 2-4 weeks:

  • a rough surface appears in the center,
  • often – black dots in the center, **
  • at the edges – a small roll of keratinized skin.

Why?

  • Why do spines appear on the palm and sole? Because the skin is especially dense here (unlike other parts of the body). And this type of HPV virus affects just such skin.
  • Why does it hurt when walking? Because the spine grows inward. When walking, the weight of the body presses on the wart and it squeezes the pain receptors.
  • Why is itchy skin? Because the ugly cells of the plantar wart on the foot and on the palm press on neighboring skin receptors, which leads to itching.
  • Why black dots? This is the result of a blockage of blood vessels in the thickness of the wart on the foot or palm.

Dimensions – 3-10 mm. At the same time, they rise above the skin surface by only 1-2 mm, because they grow inward and outward.
Daughter warts may appear nearby. They merge with the mother and form a painful conglomerate. This is a clear indicator of decreased immunity. And this often requires medication.

Treatment methods:

In 90% of people, the plantar wart goes away without treatment at an early stage.The immune system suppresses the virus and heals the skin.
The time for self-healing depends on the stage of the process: from 2 weeks to 1.5 years.

When should the spines be treated?

  • if it hurts badly,
  • if it interferes with walking,
  • if it has grown to a large size,
  • if children appear next to them.

How and how to treat warts on the feet?

Removal – successful treatment in 98% of patients

Disposal by drugs

For these purposes, local necrotizing agents are used.Solkoderm, vartox, duofilm, kollomak, supercleaner and others
They contain acids or alkalis. Removal of plantar warts (spines) occurs through a chemical burn of the skin. The wart dies off.
And in this place, an inconspicuous scar remains.
Treatment time is long: on average 14-20 days).
The likelihood of relapse (reappearance in the same place) is very high.

Instrumental removal

Your wart will be vaporized by the laser. This will leave you with a deep wound.The wound will heal in 10-14 days.
Disadvantages of the method: deep wound after removal. Rough scarring.

Deep freezing of tissues occurs. A bubble forms. It will be very painful and then it will hurt more !! Heals for 14 days.
Disadvantages of the method: Severe pain during and after removal. Long-term healing. Rough scar.

  • Radio wave radiation (apparatus “Surgitron”).

Same effect as laser – tissue evaporation. And only a groove-wound will remain from the wart.

Advantages of the method:

The adjacent vessels coagulate, forming a dense crust at the site of the neoplasm, thus, removal is performed without damage to the vessels and does not cause even the smallest blood loss.
The crust disappears on its own after 7-10 days. In its place is an inconspicuous scar.

  • Surgical removal of a wart with a scalpel.
    Produced under local anesthesia. Seams are applied. It is used very rarely, since the radio wave is much more convenient, simpler and less traumatic

  • Electrocoagulation.

The wart is burned out with an electrocoagulator. This is the same scalpel, only electric. It is rarely used in large clinics now.

Prevention is the foundation

  • Wearing loose shoes.
  • Treatment of excessive sweating of the feet.
  • Treatment of injuries, scratches and cuts on the feet.
  • A healthy lifestyle and strengthening the immune system is the prevention of viral diseases, including the HPV virus.

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90,000 Where do warts come from and how to get rid of them?

Almost every one of us at least once in our life has come across warts – nodular growths that affect the hands, fingers and feet, underarms and some other parts of the body. As a rule, the cause of these benign neoplasms is the human papillomavirus (HPV), which infects every second inhabitant of the planet.

What you need to know about HPV?

HPV today is understood as a whole group of viruses (more than 100), which, settling in the tissues and environments of the human body, from time to time can manifest themselves in the form of ordinary, flat, genital warts (in fact, warts). HPV is most often transmitted through contact with the skin of an infected person, through towels, general clothing, and also through sexual contact. Such a virus can easily be picked up in a bathhouse, a sauna, a pool, a locker room of a fitness club and other public places with high humidity and dubious sanitary conditions.Having penetrated the body, the virus takes root forever and, unfortunately, cannot be completely cured.

Moreover, several dozen HPV strains can simultaneously live in the body of one carrier. In the presence of strong immunity and the absence of chronic diseases, the papilloma virus can remain in a state of slumber, not showing itself in any way. However, in the case of a weakening of the protective functions of the body, HPV can manifest itself in the form of neoplasms, an increase in body temperature, and general malaise.

The most troublesome are the so-called plantar warts, which appear on the feet in the zone of greatest friction while walking.These warts are grayish calluses that are extremely painful when walking. Genital warts are also extremely unpleasant, the removal of which is quite problematic due to the thin skin in the area of ​​their localization.

For the treatment of HPV today, special antiviral drugs are used, as well as immunotherapy, although, as we have already noted, it is not possible to get rid of acquired viruses forever today.

Medical methods for removing warts

In modern dermatology, several successful methods are used to remove neoplasms in the form of warts:

  • Cryodestruction .Burning out a benign neoplasm with liquid nitrogen. Just a few procedures are enough to completely remove the wart. The procedure is quite painful, as the frozen nitrogen contacts the skin at a temperature of -196 degrees Celsius. Among the disadvantages of the technique, we note the difficulty of controlling the level of freezing during cauterization, as well as the possibility of a scar at the site of the removed wart.
  • Laser Burning . Layer-by-layer removal of the build-up is performed using local anesthesia with medical lasers.This method is the least traumatic, therefore, cosmetic defects at the site of the wart, as a rule, do not occur.
  • Electrocoagulation . The technique is based on the impact on the affected area of ​​the skin with a high-frequency current. With deep burning of the roots of the wart after the wound has healed, a scar may appear.
  • Surgical removal . It is used quite rarely, usually when the roots of the growth are deep. After excision of the body of the wart, the surgeon applies sutures, after the removal of which a visible scar remains.An innovative option is the so-called radio wave surgery, which involves removing the wart using high-frequency radio waves (3.8-4.0 MHz).

Burning out at home

You can also remove a common wart at home. For these purposes, most often used cosmetic medicinal compositions made on the basis of natural celandine or active alkali (“Celandine-papillom”, “Super-celandine”, “Pappilek” and others).

Before removing the wart, to protect healthy skin, apply a thin layer of baby cream or petroleum jelly directly to the affected area.Now you can proceed directly to burning. To do this, apply a small drop of the composition directly over the wart and wait until it dries completely. You will have to repeat a similar procedure 1-2 times a day for several days. In the process of such treatment, the wart will peel off, and then completely disappear, leaving behind a small age spot, which will disappear after a while.

Using this method of removing warts and genital papillomas, you should be extremely careful.The concentrated alkali contained in such compositions is extremely aggressive, therefore, if the volume of a single dose is incorrectly calculated during a burning session, the procedure can leave behind a deep chemical burn, which will become wet and heal for a long time in the future. The appearance of a scar or keloid scar with such errors is inevitable.

Home cryotherapy and medicated patches

You can also try to get rid of warty nodes with the help of modern drugs, which are based on a special cooling mixture. The temperature of such a liquid is – 50-55 degrees Celsius (“Wartner”, “Cryomarma”, etc.) With strict adherence to the instructions, manufacturers guarantee getting rid of the build-up in an average of 10-14 days.

However, such drugs cannot guarantee you a therapeutic effect. They usually only work well against small, solitary warts. Special plasters or medicinal pencils impregnated with salicylic or lactic acids have also proven themselves quite well. This course of treatment can take you up to one and a half to two months.

No one will give guarantees

Despite the wide list of means and methods designed to remove warts and papillomas caused by HPV, no specialist will undertake to guarantee a complete cure and the absence of recurrence in the future. Unfortunately, the likelihood of the secondary appearance of such growths is quite high. It’s all about the deep occurrence of viral structures in the skin, as well as the lack of thoroughness of the used medical techniques.

In order to protect yourself as much as possible from relapses, you must constantly maintain your immune system, take vitamin complexes, try to avoid shaking hands with unfamiliar people, monitor the integrity of the skin (wear gloves or protective gloves at work), avoid tight shoes and the appearance of calluses on the soles of the feet.

Precautions

When deciding to remove papilloma, be sure to consult with a surgeon or dermatologist. After all, it is possible that you could confuse and mistake an ordinary nevus or capillary hemangioma for a flat wart. And burning a nevus can lead to sad consequences, up to the appearance of oncological problems.

Consultation with a specialist, passing the necessary tests, and then removing the growths in a clinic will allow you to avoid risks and maintain your health.

Dermatologist answers questions about warts

Dermatovenerologist, infectious disease doctor Svetlana Valentinovna Kuklina, doctor of the highest category, tells.

People are often mistaken about such an urgent problem as warts. Often, skin manifestations push people towards inappropriate treatment, which can harm health and beauty. Here are five common warts myths that your health, and even your life, depends on.

Myth 1.Warts are exclusively skin diseases.
Most people believe that all manifestations on the skin, including warts, signal exclusively skin diseases. However, it is not. The wart is just the tip of the iceberg. But the problem itself, the danger is inside the person. Let’s take an example. If you take a good-looking apple, but with a small wormhole, then breaking it in half, you can see that it is teeming with a large number of worms. Roughly the same thing happens in humans.When the immune system is weakened, the human papillomavirus is found in the basal cells of the body’s skin. And this manifests itself on the skin with just such a small problem, it would seem, not so significant.

There are several types of human papillomavirus (HPV), which may or may not cause cancer. Many people carry this virus. If immunity is normal, then the presence of HPV is simply not noticeable for our body. However, if the body is weakened, the virus captures a human cell and begins to develop and multiply in it.

Myth 2. Warts and papillomas are one and the same.
Warts and papillomas are caused by the same virus – HPV, but by different types. Accordingly, they may differ, for example, in the places where tissue growths caused by this virus appear. Some pass without a trace, without treatment, while others, on the contrary, require mandatory removal. There are benign, and there are malignant skin manifestations of HPV, which can lead to serious consequences. So, what do papillomas and warts look like?

Wart
If we talk about warts, they are usually round or cone-shaped and quite dense to the touch. Most often flesh-colored. May be yellowish or slightly brown. The diameter can be up to ten millimeters. Although there are more than a centimeter. Above, the wart is dry and has a so-called root. Typical positions are the hands and feet. There are also flat or juvenile warts. They often appear on the face and mainly affect young children and adolescents, which is why they are actually called that.There are plantar warts located on the sole of the foot, which are often confused with corns. Of all the formations, the wart is the most benign.

Papilloma
The characteristic features of a papilloma are the presence of a stem and the absence of a root. The diameter of the papillomas is generally five to ten millimeters. But there are more. Papillomas are often flesh-colored, but can also be dirty brown. Typical sites for papillomas are the face, neck, armpits, and other natural folds.Papilloma is also found on the cervix. And if warts do not require compulsory treatment and can go away by themselves, then papillomas do not go away on their own. In addition, they can grow and become malignant, especially if they are regularly injured, for example, by clothing or jewelry.

Genital warts
Even more dangerous formations of pink or bluish color. Outwardly they look like a cockscomb. They do not have a root and do not adhere tightly to the skin. A characteristic feature of genital warts is sexual transmission.Often they are located on the genitals, as well as mucous membranes, including the mucous membranes of the mouth, conjunctiva and genitourinary organs. Sometimes in patients, genital warts may not appear on the external genitals, but can be found in the vagina, on the cervix and cause dysplasia. The main cause of cervical cancer is the human papillomavirus of high oncogenic risk.

When skin manifestations occur, laboratory tests should be performed. Most often, a Pap smear (PAP test) is prescribed, analysis is performed using the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) method.Sometimes a histological examination of tissue samples obtained with a biopsy is carried out, and the determination of antibodies. When genital warts appear, you need to seek help from a dermatovenerologist. Usually they also consult an immunologist.

Myth 3. Infection with a virus through a handshake.
If you shake hands or touch a person with a wart in the hand, it is almost impossible to get infected with it. If the skin of a healthy person is intact, the risk of transmission of the virus from an infected person is zero.Moreover, if a sick person has a wart, and a healthy person has any damage to the skin, then in this case, upon contact, viral particles may well be transmitted from a sick person to a healthy person.

Infection often occurs when sharing personal hygiene items, such as towels, manicure utensils, washcloths, etc.

Myth 4. A wart can be cured on your own.
Why not self-medicate? Firstly, one cannot be sure exactly what kind of problem appeared on the skin: a wart or papilloma.Secondly, self-medication can be harmful to health, as well as spoil the appearance. Independent actions can cause a burn, a scar, which then still has to be treated. Do not use acidic compounds. Acid-based products are usually transparent, so the area and depth of their effect are not visible. As a result, you can get a severe burn that will take a long time to heal. Subsequently, the burn will turn into a scar, which is not very aesthetically pleasing.

It is highly not recommended to overtighten papillomas to remove them.When bandaging, the upper part of the papilloma dies off and falls off. But the human papilloma virus, again, remains in the skin layers, and the papilloma will grow again. In addition, this way you can spread the infection even more.

Myth 5. A wart can be removed once and for all.
When the wart is removed, only its external manifestations disappear. But the virus itself is not destroyed. In the future, you need to work with the immune system. According to statistics, within two to three years in eighty to ninety percent of cases, the virus is eliminated from the body. Sometimes elimination is possible against the background of self-healing. But more often, for the treatment of warts, joint participation in the process of dermatologists, immunologists, gynecologists is required.

Removal of such skin manifestations in cosmetology or medical institutions is carried out using cryodestruction, laser coagulation, electrocoagulation. Liquid nitrogen or the action of heat causes controlled necrosis of the skin, the formation itself, and, accordingly, the build-up is removed.

Preventive measures.
It is important that the skin is protected from cuts and damage. Otherwise, you need to treat the damaged area and seal it with adhesive tape. At this time, it is not recommended to visit such public places as baths, saunas, swimming pools. For genital warts, condoms should be used to minimize the risk of such undesirable manifestations. For prevention, it is important to maintain a normal immune system. To do this, you need to rest normally, eat right, consume a sufficient amount of protein and vitamins to replace and restore immune cells.

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Causes of

The appearance of warts on the body has a benign etiology and is associated with infection with the human papillomavirus (HPV).The presence of the virus in the body is not a sufficient condition for the appearance of neoplasms. Warts on the hands and other parts of the body are caused by a combination of factors:

  • The presence of HPV in the body.
  • Decreased immunity (local and general).
  • Injuries, cuts, other violations of the integrity of the skin.
  • Too dry and soggy skin, excessive sweating.

Direct infection with the virus occurs by contact from an HPV carrier: through a handshake, household items, during cosmetic procedures (manicure, haircut), swimming in the pool, walking with bare feet.

Warts in children tend to appear more often, since in childhood, against the background of unstable immunity, the likelihood of skin microtrauma is significantly higher.

Whatever factors cause the appearance of warts, new growths that have appeared require immediate disposal of them, since they tend to drop out in the form of many small nodules and growths.

Symptoms of various forms of warts

Depending on the location, the warts look different and are classified accordingly:

  • Wart on the finger – belongs to the category of simple viral formations.It is a solid round nodule with a diameter of 3-10 mm. Simple views are also formed on the palms and backs of the hands. As a rule, they are flesh-colored, sometimes pink or yellow.
  • Warts on the face are typical of adolescents. They are flat, flesh-colored, and multiple groupings. They also appear on the back of the hand.
  • Plantar wart is a dense, flat thickening on the foot with a rough surface. It occurs as a result of trauma to the skin (rubbing) due to tight shoes, sweating of the feet.
  • Genital forms (condylomas) – are formed on the genitals, have a pointed shape, uneven edges. They are present in people of predominantly young age who are actively engaged in sex.

All types of neoplasms caused by HPV are painless. The exceptions are warts on the legs, which often interfere with walking and are painful due to friction.

A similar symptomatology is characteristic of genital forms, which, when overgrown, can become inflamed and bleed. Depending on the localization (in the perineum, on the genitals, around the anus), warts can hinder physiological processes.

Another type of warts – periungual – form a separate group. Their appearance is associated with biting nails, which is why the skin in these places is often injured. Localized in the area of ​​the nail plates.

Diagnostics

Diagnosis is based on the appearance of external symptoms. With seeming simplicity, only a doctor can carry out diagnostics. In Zelenograd, the correct diagnosis will be made at the AXIS medical center.

The fact is that the symptoms are similar to diseases such as lichen, cutaneous tuberculosis. Therefore, in order to get rid of warts or similar formations, you will need a specialist consultation, skin biomicroscopy, examination with a magnifying glass, a study with a Wood lamp, in some cases a biopsy may be needed.

How to get rid of warts

Surgeons and dermatologists offer to remove a wart in Zelenograd.In the medical center “AKSIS” an integrated approach is applied:

  • Antiviral drug therapy.
  • Surgical method (cauterization with a coagulator, liquid nitrogen).

Removing warts with nitrogen is a popular and effective way to get rid of growths. The procedures are performed with local anesthesia. Healing occurs quickly (1-2 weeks), without scarring.

Laser spike removal in Novosibirsk

Spine is a very unpleasant neoplasm that grows deep into the dermis, appearing most often on the soles of the feet, less often on the hands and fingers. It is a type of wart that looks like a round dense formation of yellow color. Painful when in contact with shoes or when pressed. They can appear as a single formation, and be located in a cluster.

The cause of the occurrence is the activation of the papilloma virus, which can be in a “dormant” mode for a long time, and under favorable conditions, it can be activated.The latter include the following factors:

  • weakening of the immune system;
  • 90,071 damage and injury;

    90,071 stress;

  • acclimatization;
  • increased psycho-emotional stress.

The main unpleasant feature is the ability to quickly regenerate if it is incompletely removed. Moreover, with unsuccessful treatment, an accelerated development of education can occur. That is why experts do not recommend removing the spines at home.

“Doctor Panov’s Clinic” offers a laser spike removal service

Do not try to remove this wart with folk remedies. With almost 100% certainty, you will fail. Specialists of the Novosibirsk “Clinic of Doctor Panov” offer at a reasonable price to remove the spine in the most painless and effective way – a laser. The advantages of this medical method include:

  • Sterility and safety of the procedure.
  • Maximum control over the penetration depth of the laser beam.
  • Rapid wound healing.
  • Absence of scars and scars.
  • No bleeding during surgery.
  • Efficiency. The spine is completely removed in one session, it is guaranteed that it will not regenerate over time.

It is important to remember that laser removal of this formation can be carried out only after consultation with a specialist dermatologist or cosmetologist.

The procedure includes:

  • Disinfection of the affected area.
  • Anesthesia of the treated area (local anesthesia).
  • Burning out the wart (laser removal of the spines implies the “evaporation” of the liquid, of which 75% of the formation consists.
  • Treatment of a wound with an antiseptic.

Rehabilitation period

After undergoing the procedure, a crust forms at the site of the burnt wart.A burning sensation may be felt for some time, but this is normal, this is the body’s reaction to the healing of the damaged area.

In no case should you remove the scab on the wound yourself. The main thing is to try not to injure the skin in this place during its recovery. Moisture should be avoided, so avoid going to saunas, swimming pools, etc. It is not recommended to apply various healing agents (ointments, creams) to the damaged area.

Contraindications

  • acute infections, influenza;
  • hypertension;
  • 90,071 herpes during an exacerbation;

  • inflammation of the skin in the area of ​​the spine;
  • allergy to photo effects;
  • periods of pregnancy and lactation.

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Treatment of warts with folk remedies on the legs

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Thanks to the natural increase in immunity, the virus is suppressed, no other properties are required, since Papiderm contains all the necessary substances for effective treatment.

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Using Papiderm, you will permanently get rid of neoplasms, the virus in your body will be suppressed, and the immune system will be restored. The advantage over some drugs is that the body does not get used to it. Even after you stop using it, the virus will not show up again, as your immune system can already cope with the problem on its own.

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