What are plantar warts and how do they develop. What are the common symptoms of plantar warts. How can plantar warts be effectively treated. Are over-the-counter treatments for plantar warts effective. When should you seek professional help for plantar warts. What are the risk factors for developing plantar warts. How can plantar warts be prevented.

Understanding Plantar Warts: A Comprehensive Overview

Plantar warts are a common foot condition caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). These non-cancerous growths typically develop on the soles of the feet, particularly in areas that bear weight. While generally harmless, plantar warts can cause discomfort and pain, especially when walking or standing.

What exactly are plantar warts?

Plantar warts are small, rough growths that appear on the skin of the feet. They are caused by specific strains of HPV that enter the body through tiny cuts or breaks in the skin. Unlike warts on other parts of the body, plantar warts grow inward due to the pressure of walking and standing, which can make them particularly painful.

The Science Behind Plantar Warts: Causes and Risk Factors

Understanding the causes and risk factors of plantar warts is crucial for both prevention and treatment. The primary cause is the human papillomavirus, but certain factors can increase your susceptibility to infection.

How does HPV lead to plantar warts?

HPV enters the body through small cuts or abrasions in the skin of the feet. Once inside, the virus causes rapid cell growth, resulting in the formation of a wart. The pressure from walking and standing forces the wart to grow inward, creating a callus-like appearance on the surface of the skin.

Who is at risk for developing plantar warts?

• Children and teenagers, due to frequent exposure in public spaces and developing immune systems
• Individuals with weakened immune systems
• People who walk barefoot in communal areas like locker rooms and public showers
• Those with existing cuts, injuries, or skin infections on their feet
• Individuals who have had plantar warts before

Recognizing Plantar Warts: Key Symptoms and Characteristics

Identifying plantar warts early can lead to more effective treatment and prevent their spread. While they may sometimes be mistaken for calluses or corns, plantar warts have distinct features that set them apart.

What are the telltale signs of a plantar wart?

1. Small, rough, grainy growths on the soles of the feet
2. Tiny black dots (often called “wart seeds”) visible within the wart
3. Pain or tenderness when walking or standing
4. A callus-like appearance over a well-defined spot on the skin
5. Interruption of normal skin lines and ridges on the foot

Treatment Options: From Home Remedies to Professional Care

Treating plantar warts can be challenging, as the virus tends to persist. While some warts may resolve on their own, many require intervention. Treatment options range from over-the-counter solutions to professional medical procedures.

Are over-the-counter treatments effective for plantar warts?

Over-the-counter treatments can be effective for some cases of plantar warts, but their success rate is generally lower than professional treatments. Common OTC options include:

• Salicylic acid products: These work by gradually peeling off the infected skin
• Freezing sprays: Similar to professional cryotherapy but less potent
• Duct tape: Some people find success with the “duct tape method,” though scientific evidence is limited

It’s important to note that while these treatments can be convenient, they typically take longer to work and may be less effective than professional treatments.

What professional treatments are available for plantar warts?

When over-the-counter treatments fail or for more severe cases, professional treatments offered by podiatrists like Dr. Michael J. Frazier can provide more effective solutions:

• Prescription-strength salicylic acid: More potent than OTC versions
• Cryotherapy: Freezing the wart with liquid nitrogen
• Laser therapy: Using focused light to destroy the wart tissue
• Surgical removal: For persistent or large warts
• Immunotherapy: Stimulating the immune system to fight the virus

The Importance of Professional Diagnosis and Treatment

While it may be tempting to treat plantar warts at home, seeking professional help can lead to faster and more effective resolution of the problem. Podiatrists have the expertise to accurately diagnose plantar warts and develop personalized treatment plans.

Why should you consult a podiatrist for plantar warts?

• Accurate diagnosis: Ensuring the growth is indeed a plantar wart and not another condition
• Assessment of wart depth: Determining how deep the wart has grown into the skin
• Customized treatment: Tailoring the approach based on the severity and location of the wart
• Prevention of spread: Providing guidance on how to avoid transmitting the virus to others
• Pain management: Addressing any discomfort associated with the wart

Prevention Strategies: Protecting Your Feet from Plantar Warts

While it’s not always possible to prevent plantar warts, there are steps you can take to reduce your risk of infection. By implementing these preventive measures, you can protect your feet and minimize the chances of developing plantar warts.

How can you reduce your risk of getting plantar warts?

1. Wear protective footwear in public areas: Always use flip-flops or water shoes in locker rooms, public showers, and around swimming pools
2. Keep your feet clean and dry: Wash your feet regularly and dry them thoroughly, especially between the toes
3. Avoid direct contact with warts: Don’t touch or scratch warts, whether they’re on your own body or someone else’s
4. Don’t share personal items: Avoid sharing towels, socks, or shoes with others
5. Maintain healthy feet: Treat any cuts or abrasions promptly to prevent the virus from entering
6. Boost your immune system: A strong immune system can help fight off HPV infections

Living with Plantar Warts: Managing Discomfort and Preventing Spread

If you’ve been diagnosed with plantar warts, it’s important to manage your condition effectively to minimize discomfort and prevent the spread of the virus. Here are some tips for living with plantar warts:

How can you manage plantar warts in daily life?

• Follow your treatment plan: Adhere to the regimen prescribed by your podiatrist
• Keep the affected area clean: Wash your feet daily and keep the wart covered with a bandage
• Avoid picking or scratching: This can cause the wart to spread or become infected
• Use padding: Cushion the wart to reduce pressure and pain when walking
• Change socks daily: This helps keep your feet dry and reduces the risk of spreading the virus
• Be patient: Treatment can take time, and warts may recur even after successful removal

By understanding plantar warts and taking appropriate measures for prevention and treatment, you can effectively manage this common foot condition. Remember, while home treatments can be helpful, consulting with a podiatrist like Dr. Michael J. Frazier can provide you with expert care and personalized solutions for stubborn or painful plantar warts. Don’t hesitate to seek professional help if you’re experiencing persistent foot pain or notice unusual growths on your feet.

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Although they can develop on any part of your body, warts are an infection that develops when the human papillomavirus (HPV) enters through a cut on your skin, forming a bump. It is important to note that warts are non-cancerous growths. They are contagious and can be passed by interpersonal contact.  

Warts can appear on any part of your body, but they are primarily found on a person’s hands or feet. Warts that form on your feet are called Plantar Warts. Plantars Warts become painful when they grow deep into the soles of your feet. When warts become painful, it is important to partner with experienced podiatrists like Michael J. Frazier, DPM, of Cypress, Texas, to properly diagnose and treat your warts.

If you are experiencing pain on the soles of your feet when you are standing or you notice small growths on the soles of your feet, you need to seek treatment. There are several medical options to help alleviate your pain.  

Over the counter

Many people may attempt to treat their warts on their own, using over-the-counter treatments.  Many of these treatments, such as salicylic acid, may cause the wart to peel off over the course of a few weeks. There are over-the-counter treatments like freezing spray, similar to freezing sprays podiatrists use. It may seem more convenient to attempt treatment on your own, but it is important to note that these treatments are about half as effective as treatments a professional podiatrist can provide.

Professional treatment

A professional podiatrist can diagnose and treat Plantar’s Warts more effectively and in less time than if you try on your own. Moreover, they can provide much-needed guidance, so that you don’t accidentally spread the warts to an unsuspecting person. 

Your podiatrist may try professional-grade salicylic acid to treat your warts. This option may take a few weeks to get rid of the warts. Other options include using liquid nitrogen to freeze the warts or laser therapy to get rid of them. Depending on the severity of the warts, your podiatrist may opt for surgical removal.

One of the advantages of consulting with a podiatrist if you have painful Plantar’s Warts is they can determine how deep the wart has grown into your skin. They also have the expertise to develop a personalized treatment plan to treat your pain.

If you are experiencing pain on standing or any of the symptoms of Plantar’s Warts, give us a call at (281) 607-1863 so we help you with this painful condition. You can also request an appointment directly online. 

Plantar Warts: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment

What are plantar warts? 

Warts are a growth on the skin that is caused by a viral infection from the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV). There are over 100 different
strains of HPV, but only a few cause warts on your feet. The others are more likely to cause warts on other areas of your skin &
body eg. hands, face or genitals. A wart that you find on the sole of your foot is officially called a verruca wart or plantar
wart.

Although they’re not related to pressure and can be found anywhere on the feet, you’ll often find them on your heels or other
weight-bearing areas. 

Plantar warts are not usually a serious concern for your health, however due to their contagious nature and if they are causing you pain and
discomfort, we recommend seeking advice and a treatment plan from our podiatrists in Brisbane. 

Causes & risk factors

HPV is a slow-growing virus that is transmitted by direct or indirect contact. This means you could get it directly from someone who has the
virus (e.g. skin to skin contact), or by sharing floor surfaces, shoes or socks with someone infected. However, not everyone that comes in
contact with the virus will develop warts, as each person’s immune system responds differently to the viral strains. 

The virus thrives in warm, moist environments, so is commonly picked up from communal areas such as public showers and pools, entering your
body through a cut or a break in the skin.

This virus attacks the skin on the bottom of your feet, causing the top layer of skin to grow rapidly and form a fleshy raised
lesion.  

Anyone can get a plantar wart. Nonetheless there are a number of factors that can increase your risk of getting a foot wart, including;

• Children & teenagers. They are more common in children & teenagers, due to increased exposure from public
  spaces e.g. school pools, and they are still building immunity to viruses. 
• Weakened immune system
• Walking barefoot in communal areas especially where the virus thrives e.g. locker rooms & showers.
• Cuts, injuries or skin infections on your feet that become a portal of entry for the virus
• Having direct contact with someone with warts 

Symptoms

Plantar warts can present at all shapes and sizes. As it is a viral infection, tiny blood vessels grow at the core of the wart. These
tiny vessels supply it with blood and nutrients, and often appear as little dark spots in the centre of the wart. It is common to
experience pain from a plantar wart, particularly if it is on weight-bearing area  of your foot. The pressure that your body weight
places on the wart is what makes it uncomfortable.  

Some common symptoms you may experience if you have a plantar wart:

• A small, rough, grainy lesion that is growing on the sole of the foot (usually on the toes, the ball of the foot or the heel region).
• The fleshy lesion has a solid border.
• Black dark spots in the lesion.
• Can have overlying hard skin with a yellowish appearance.
• Pain when squeezing the outside margins of the lesion. 
• Pain when walking if it’s on a weight-bearing area of the foot.
• A lesion that disrupts the normal skin lines and patterns on your foot
• There may be multiple lesions in a similar location. This is called a mosaic
  wart.

Diagnosis

If you experience some or all of the symptoms above, you may be able to diagnose yourself with a simple test. It can be done using The
Squeeze Test.
This can help to identify whether you have a wart or a corn. 

The Squeeze Test
Simply squeeze the area from either side — if this elicits pain, it is more likely a wart versus a corn.

To ensure you get an accurate diagnosis, we recommend seeing one of our podiatrists, as the treatment for a wart is very different to
the treatment for a corn. Your
podiatrist can usually tell if your skin growth is a wart just by looking at it, but if it is still not clear, a sample may be taken
to be analysed and confirmed. 

Treatment

Generally, warts will go away on their own, but plantar warts often require active treatment and removal because they can be very painful
based on their location on the sole of the foot. Some warts go away after a few treatments whereas long standing warts can take several
months to be fully resolved.

Podiatrist’s can help in a number of ways, including:

• Use Swift Therapy, medical microwave technology that is
  highly effective in resolving warts.
• Sharp debridement to remove the hard outer layer of the wart tissue
• Use of mild acids to burn away the wart tissue
• Use of cryotherapy to freeze the wart
• Minor surgery done under local anaesthetic for complete plantar wart removal

Swift Therapy

SWIFT uses medical microwave technology that is highly effective in resolving warts and verrucae.

The machine allows us to deliver a focused microwave signal into the skin, ensuring only the wart is treated. It rapidly heats wart tissue
to 42-45ºC. This sudden increase in temperature can cause discomfort, however, as SWIFT treatments are very quick, discomfort only lasts a
few seconds. Once the appropriate dosage has been delivered, you can walk out without dressings and in no pain. For most people, the
warts will not require sharp debridement before using SWIFT. 

This technology has between a 75-83%
success rate,
which is higher than any other treatment currently on the market.

Find out more about SWIFT Therapy.

In clinic chemical treatments

There are two main topical chemicals used in clinics to treat your warts.

1. Silver Nitrate 

• Most gentle chemical application 
• The podiatrist would debride away wart tissue to expose blood supply and then apply silver nitrate to the wart tissue. 
• The debridement and chemical application cause tissue trauma in attempt to kick start the body’s immune system into action.
• Silver nitrate can cause a grey staining of the skin which will eventually wear off. 

2. Salicylic Acid 

• This chemical is typically formulated into a paste-like substance, which is applied to the lesion after debridement.
• Similarly, to silver nitrate, the chemical reacts with the skin creating tissue trauma in attempt to activate the body’s immune
  response.

Depending on the size of the wart and how long the infection has been present, you may require several treatments. We recommend these
chemicals are applied every 1-2 weeks until resolved. In some cases, we may encourage you to apply an over-the-counter treatment in addition
to these chemical treatments throughout your treatment period.

Cryotherapy

Cryotherapy is the technique where a freezing agent (usually liquid nitrogen) is applied directly to the wart. It’s a very quick treatment
but the freezing sensation can cause discomfort and a blister may form after, which will resolve in the days following the treatment.

It may be tender to walk on following the procedure but in most cases you require less treatments using this method versus the chemical
treatments.

This treatment is usually repeated 2-4 weeks apart until resolved.

Surgical plantar wart removal

Curettage is a surgical procedure where the area around the wart is numbed by a local anaesthetic. The podiatrist then removes the wart
tissue to expose healthy skin. Phenol chemical is then used to burn the wart tissue and silver nitrate is used to stem the bleeding. 

During the first few days post surgery, you will need to stay off the foot as much as possible, as it will be tender with weight bearing.
Within 1-2 weeks most people are walking normally and pain is significantly reduced/resolved.

The
success rate of this treatment is estimated between 65-85%.

At home treatment options

Over-the-counter

There are many brands of over-the-counter products e. g. Wart
Off
or Wartner. These over the counter remedies usually contain either;
a mild concentration of salicylic acid or are a home freezing kit. If we were to recommend an at home treatment, we would suggest trying
the wart off stick. Apply for 4 weeks
following the directions on the packet and if this does not resolve the issue, contact our podiatrists for an appointment. 

Home remedies 

• Duct tape to suffocate the wart
• Apple cider vinegar
• Garlic

Although you may know people who have had success with these remedies. It is important to remember that to successfully treat a wart, we
need to stimulate an immune system response to combat the virus. These at home remedies have little to no evidence for success and
can cause skin irritation and/or infection.  

What can happen if I ignore a plantar wart?

In 65% of cases, warts will clear up on their own and without medical intervention. However, if you ignore a severe plantar wart or a mosaic
wart, the following could happen:

• Prolonged pain and discomfort, resulting in more serious treatment down the track.
• Changes in posture or normal gait if a painful wart is changing how you stand, walk or run and is causing
  muscle or joint discomfort.
• The virus could spread to other parts of the body, causing more warts to develop.
• You could pass on the virus to other people, including friends and family. 

Prevention

Here are a few tips to prevent warts from occurring in the first place:

• Avoid walking barefoot in communal areas
• Keep your socks and shoes clean
• Keep your feet clean and dry
• Avoid having direct contact with people with existing wart

FAQs

Plantar wart vs corn?

They can have a similar physical appearance so it’s important to get a correct diagnosis.  

A corn is an area of thickened skin that develops
from pressure or friction. It often appears yellow and raised due to the thickening of the skin and may be surrounded by flaky skin.
You will often experience pain or discomfort while walking however there won’t be pain when performing the “squeeze
test”. 

Warts can have overlying yellow, hard skin, but generally they will have a more fleshy appearance with dark spots in the centre as
well. They will usually be sore when walking AND when performing the “squeeze test”. 

How to identify a wart?

A simple way to identify whether you have a plantar wart is by using the “squeeze test”. This can help identify between a
wart and a corn. 

See how to perform this test in the diagnosis section above.

If you can not effectively diagnose yourself, we recommend seeing one of our podiatrists to ensure you’re getting an accurate diagnosis.

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Plantar warts are small, noncancerous growths that commonly occur on the weight-bearing portions of the feet. If you have plantar warts on your foot, treatment is just a phone call away. Our experts are both physicians and surgeons and therefore, can put their extensive training towards the task of healing your plantar warts. Learn more about what our services have to offer and schedule an appointment with Foot and Ankle Specialists of Central PA today.

Understanding the Basics

Plantar warts are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). This virus is very common and has more than 100 variations. When HPV infects the skin on the soles of your feet, plantar warts can develop. This commonly occurs when people with cuts or skin breaks on their feet walk barefoot in public locker rooms, swimming pools, and similar areas. The signs and symptoms of plantar warts include:

• A small, fleshy growth beneath your foot
• Hard, thick callus over a spot on your skin
• Gray, brown, or yellow coloring
• Black pinpoints, also known as wart seeds
• Pain or tenderness while standing or walking

Not everyone who is infected with HPV will develop warts, and the HPV strains that cause them aren’t very contagious. However, children and teens are more likely to develop them than others, as well as people with weakened immune systems.

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If left untreated, plantar warts can grow large and even spread into clusters called mosaic warts. In very severe cases, they can alter your gait or posture, causing leg or back pain. To prevent these and other complications from occurring, the professionals at Foot and Ankle Specialists of Central PA might recommend one of the following advanced, clinically backed treatment methods:

• Strong peeling medicine: For less severe cases, salicylic acid is used to gradually remove plantar warts layer by layer. They can also stimulate an immune response in your body, helping it fight the wart off.
• Freezing medicine (i.e., cryotherapy): This method uses liquid nitrogen to kill off a section of your skin. After about a week, the dead skin will fall off, leaving you wart free.
• Immune therapy: This method uses medicine to stimulate your immune system to fight off plantar warts.  
• Vaccination: Although the HPV vaccine does not specifically target the strains that cause plantar warts, it can successfully treat certain cases.
• Laser treatment: Pulsed-dye lasers heat tiny blood vessels in your plantar wart, killing the tissue and eventually causing it to fall off.
• Minor surgery: If other treatments have been tried and failed, plantar warts can be removed with an electric needle.

To ensure that you are satisfied, our team will work with you to develop a treatment plan that meets your individual needs. If your treatment carries the potential for discomfort, our team may recommend MLS laser therapy to help alleviate your pain, reduce your swelling, and speed your healing.

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At Foot and Ankle Specialists of Central PA, we offer a variety of services to help you maintain optimal foot and ankle health throughout your lifetime. As our past and current patients can testify, our team prioritizes your satisfaction above all else. To experience the high-quality foot and ankle care that can cure your plantar warts or other conditions, contact us to schedule an appointment.

Plantar Wart (Verruca Plantaris) – Foot Health Facts

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What Is a Plantar Wart?   

A wart is a small growth on the skin that develops when the skin is infected by a virus. Warts can develop anywhere on the foot, but they typically appear on the bottom (plantar side) of the foot. Plantar warts most commonly occur in children, adolescents and the elderly.

There are two types of plantar warts:

• A solitary wart is a single wart. It often increases in size and may eventually multiply, forming additional satellite warts.
• Mosaic warts are a cluster of several small warts growing closely together in one area. Mosaic warts are more difficult to treat than solitary warts.
  
   

Causes

Plantar warts are caused by direct contact with the human papilloma virus (HPV). This is the same virus that causes warts on other areas of the body.

Symptoms

The symptoms of a plantar wart may include:

• Thickened skin. A plantar wart often resembles a callus because of its tough, thick tissue.
• Pain. Walking and standing may be painful. Squeezing the sides of the wart may also cause pain.
• Tiny black dots. These often appear on the surface of the wart. The dots are actually dried blood contained in the capillaries (tiny blood vessels). Plantar warts grow deep into the skin. Usually, this growth occurs slowly with the wart starting small and becoming larger over time.
  
   

Diagnosis & Treatment

To diagnose a plantar wart, the foot and ankle surgeon will examine the patient’s foot and look for signs and symptoms of a wart.

Although plantar warts may eventually clear up on their own, most patients desire faster relief. The goal of treatment is to completely remove the wart.

The foot and ankle surgeon may use topical or oral treatments, laser therapy, cryotherapy (freezing), acid treatments or surgery to remove the wart.

Regardless of the treatment approaches undertaken, it is important that the patient follow the surgeon’s instructions, including all home care and medication that has been prescribed, as well as follow-up visits with the surgeon. Warts may return, requiring further treatment.

If there is no response to treatment, further diagnostic evaluation may be necessary. In such cases, the surgeon can perform a biopsy to rule out other potential causes for the growth.

Although many folk remedies for warts exist, patients should be aware that these remain unproven and may be dangerous. Patients should never try to remove warts themselves. This can do more harm than good.

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Condition Basics

What are warts?

Warts are skin growths caused by a virus. Warts can grow anywhere on the body. There are different kinds. For example, common warts grow most often on the hands, but they can grow anywhere. Plantar warts grow on the soles of the feet. Most warts go away on their own within months or years.

How do they spread?

Warts are spread by direct contact with a human papillomavirus (HPV). You can infect yourself again by touching the wart and then touching another part of your body. You can infect another person by sharing towels, razors, or other items. After contact with HPV, it can take months before you notice a wart.

What are the symptoms?

A wart may be a bump with a rough surface, or it may be flat and smooth. Plantar warts can look like a callus. Warts are usually painless. But a wart that grows in a spot where you put pressure, such as on a finger or the bottom of the foot, can be painful.

How are they diagnosed?

A doctor usually can tell if a skin growth is a wart by looking at it. Your doctor may take a sample of the wart if it isn’t clear that the growth is a wart or if the growth is darker than the skin around it, is irregular, bleeds, or is large and fast-growing.

How are warts treated?

Most warts don’t need treatment. They generally go away on their own. But if you have warts that are painful or are spreading, you can treat them with salicylic acid or duct tape. Or your doctor can treat them with medicine or by freezing or removing them.

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Plantar warts develop on the plantar areas of the feet, namely the soles or the bottom of the feet that bear weight. Sometimes plantar warts can grow in a cluster, which is referred to as mosaic warts. Though they are generally harmless, plantar warts can be very painful and can require professional help.

Plantar warts can develop when a virus enters through the skin, often by a cut or scrape. They’re contagious and typically spread in locations such as public swimming pools, communal showers, as well as your shower at home. Gym facilities and yoga studios may also be more susceptible to plantar wart breakouts due to their publicly shared spaces. Plantar warts are commonly found among children and those with weaker immune systems.

To tell if you have plantar warts, you should check the soles of your feet for bumpy growths. Sometimes these growths may come with a tiny black dot in the center. You may also have plantar warts if you experience pain when walking or standing up. Because plantar warts are easily confused with other foot conditions like corns or calluses, it’s important you seek professional help for proper treatment.

Since plantar warts are caused by HPV, or human papillomavirus, and is very contagious, it’s important that you take certain measures to help avoid getting this condition. To start, you can do this by washing your hands frequently and drying them completely, since warts thrive with moisture. You should also wear shoes in public spaces like swimming pools and locker rooms. It’s important to avoid touching someone else’s wart or picking at your own warts as well. Along with not picking at your warts, it’s imperative that you refrain from shaving, brushing, or clipping areas that have warts.

If you’d like more information about plantar warts and how they’re treated, we recommend you speak with a podiatrist for professional guidance and care.

Plantar Wart Home Remedies:The Ugly Truth

Plantar wart is a common medical condition of the foot. It is the result of a viral infection caused by the Human PapillomaVirus (HPV). The HPV virus is highly contagious. You can easily get an infection just by walking barefoot in public such as gyms, pools, and locker rooms. If you have the infection, your first option is to try a few plantar wart home remedies with household items such as:

• apple cider vinegar
• duct tape
• tea tree oil and
• salicylic acid

While most people have found these home remedies excellent for plantar wart removal, most doctors don’t recommend them. Here’s why.

Information About 4 Plantar Wart Home Remedies 

Apple Cider Vinegar

Vinegar is known as a household disinfectant as well as a method to preserve food. It also one of the oldest known home remedies for various skin disorders. And for this reason, people began using apple cider vinegar to treat warts.

How to use apple cider vinegar for plantar wart removal

There are a couple of methods to treat plantar warts with apple cider vinegar. The first method involves using:

• apple cider vinegar
• water
• a cotton ball and
• a bandage or duct tape

1. Mix one-part water with two parts of apple cider vinegar.
2. Soak the cotton ball on the mixture and apply directly to the affected part of your foot.
3. Cover the cotton ball with a bandage or tape. On the next day, remove the cotton ball and toss it away.
4. Repeat this procedure every night until your plantar wart falls off.

The second method involves soaking your affected foot in a mixture of water and vinegar.

1. Mix equal parts of water and apple cider vinegar in a large container or bucket.
2. Submerge your affected foot for about 15 minutes every day.
3. Repeat this procedure every day until the wart peels off.

Note that vinegar contains between 4% to 8% acetic acid. Apple cider vinegar is a weak acid that can kill some types of viruses and bacteria.

Still, vinegar and other weak acids can cause chemical burns on your skin. And so, it is necessary to dilute the vinegar in water. Always apply the mixture of water and vinegar on your skin to avoid pain or burning sensation.

What do studies say about apple cider vinegar?

Do not ingest or apply apple cider vinegar on the skin to combat viral infections. Scientific studies show no evidence of using vinegar as an anti-infective agent against viral infections.

Salicylic acid

Salicylic acid is the main ingredient in many over-the-counter (OTC) skin treatment products. The salicylic acid found in ointments and creams is usually in higher concentrations.

Salicylic acid for plantar wart treatment comes in pad format, liquid, patch, and gel. These products aid in the shedding of the skin around the wart.

How to use Salicylic acid for plantar wart removal

Here’s the usual procedure of using salicylic acid for treating warts:

1. Wash the affected area.
2. Soak the area in warm water.
3. Using a pumice stone or emery board, gently remove the top layer of the softened skin.
4. Wait for the skin to dry before applying your salicylic acid solution.

Patches

If you’re using the patches, don’t forget to change them every 24 to 48 hours. Be careful when using the patches. They have higher salicylic acid concentrations than liquids. Aggressive treatment of warts may cause infection to the affected area.

Liquids

Apply liquid salicylic acid every day. You need to repeat the application for several weeks. In some cases, it may take several months to see the results.

There are times you may feel soreness or pain on the skin around the wart. Pause the treatment and then start again a few days later.

What do studies say about Salicylic acid?

Non-prescription salicylic products may help to dry out your plantar wart. And, may eventually lead to wart removal.

The American Academy of Dermatology or AAD recommends changing the tape every 48 hours to speed up the healing process. The wart may completely disappear after repeated application.

Many people have successfully removed their warts using salicylic acid. Yet, there is not enough scientific studies confirming its effectiveness.

Duct Tape

Using duct tape is one of the most well-known plantar wart home remedies. The idea behind it is that duct tape can help “peel away” wart layers until the HPV virus infection disappears.

How to use duct tape for plantar wart removal

Here are a few steps of using duct tapes to remove plantar warts:

1. Cut a small piece of duct tape slightly larger than the size of your wart so you can grip to rip it off later.
2. Stick the tape into the affected area covering the wart.
3. Leave the tape on the for a couple of days and then take it off.
4. Soak the affected area in warm water. And then, gently remove the dead layers of tissue using an emery board or pumice stone. Allow the affected area to dry before sticking the tape.
5. Repeat the process until the wart layers come off.

What do studies say about duct tape?

Duct tapes have many uses for crafting and also as a tool with endless uses around the house. But many people have been using them as a topical treatment for warts as well.

Although a harmless practice, there are no scientific studies that prove using duct tape is effective at getting rid of warts.

Tea tree oil

Tea tree oil is one of the oldest home remedies people use to treat skin problems such as acne, wounds, and fungal infections. Since tea tree oil is known for its many healing properties, it may also work for all types of warts.

How to use tea tree oil for plantar wart removal

To try this remedy:

1. Dilute tea tree oil in water.
2. Soak a q-tip into the diluted tea tree oil solution.
3. Apply a small amount of the solution into the wart. Do this treatment twice a day.
4. Repeat the procedure every day until the wart disappears.

Keep in mind that tea tree oil is available in a variety of strengths. And so, you must dilute the tea tree oil in water before applying it directly on your skin. You can also mix it with carrier oils such as olive or almond oil.

What do studies say about tea tree oil?

There is one successful case of using tea tree oil for wart treatment. In a study published in the Complementary Therapies in Clinical Practice, the affected finger of a child was healed using tea tree oil.

According to the study, the oil was applied to the lesions once a day. The report further stated that warts all disappeared after 12 days of treatment.

Still, it is uncertain whether tea tree oil is effective for plantar wart removal. There are not enough studies to prove its effectiveness to fight all types of warts.

The Bottom Line

Most plantar warts are not harmful and slowly come off without treatment according to the American Academy of Dermatology. But, it may take up to 2 years before warts disappear. The reason you need to treat the lesions with home remedies is to speed up the healing process. The more serious concern here is that it is highly contagious and can spread quickly.

There is no known cure for plantar warts. It is your immune system that resolves the wart, not the home remedies.

Warts don’t go away easily since thick layers of your skin protect the virus. The HPV virus goes undetected by your immune system for several months.

Hence, doctors attack warts with irritants to get your immune system’s attention. Once alerted, your immune system combats the HPV virus and eventually clearing the wart from your affected foot.

There are several ways doctors treat plantar warts in their office. One effective treatment is through cryotherapy. This treatment involves freezing the affected skin using liquid nitrogen at temperatures below -196°C.

The Takeaway on Plantar Wart Home Remedies

If plantar wart home remedies did not work after several months of treatment, you need to see your doctor. He or she may refer you to a specialist in disorders of the feet (podiatrist) or the skin (dermatologist).

Adelaide Foot and Ankle podiatrists and staff have 45 years of combined experience in treating foot problems and overall foot care. Contact us now for an appointment.

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With age, the immune system began to deteriorate and, in addition, unpleasant warts and papillomas began to appear all over the body. The most unpleasant thing was to watch, not that to others. To find a proven remedy, I looked through more than one catalog on the Internet and, as a result, became interested in the Papiderm drug. I bought it and was not mistaken. Not immediately, but approximately in the third week of application, the skin began to clear.

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If you still think that Papiderm is a divorce, I dare to dissuade you from this. I also did not trust the drugs that are sold on the Internet before.It was obvious to me that only a pharmacy can buy a quality drug. When I got a few large papillomas, I set out to find a good remedy. Of course, I went to the pharmacy, and in a couple of months I tried everything that was there … I spent a lot of money, but did not get any result as such. A friend sent me a link to the site of the Papiderma manufacturer. The price and reviews attracted me the most. First, it was cheaper than the drugs that it had already bought before. Secondly, all buyers are satisfied with the result.A month later, I also join the satisfied customers! My problem is 100% solved! All papillomas disappeared, and even the general state of health improved.

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I have been using Papiderm for two months. I noticed the effect immediately. The whole back and armpit were covered with warts. With the help of drops, I restore my already damaged skin. I drip 15 drops into a quarter glass of water and drink. Now there are 2 warts left on the back, which are slowly beginning to disappear.I will continue to fight with the help of Papiderm.

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In order to place an order for the treatment of plantar warts on the legs with medicines, you must leave your contact information on the website. The operator will contact you within 15 minutes. Will clarify all the details with you and we will send your order. In 3-10 days you will receive the parcel and pay for it upon receipt.

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Katya

A wart appeared on the arm a few years ago.For a long time, it remained unchanged, both in size and color, moreover, it did not bother me at all. Six months ago, I accidentally injured her, since then there has been discomfort. The wart became painful, a tingling sensation appeared. Papiderm was advised to my husband at work. This drug became a real find for me, because if I went to the hospital, I would definitely be forced to operate. Three times a day I smeared the wart from the outside and took 15 drops by mouth. Believe it or not, after 2 weeks the problem was gone! There was not even a hint that there was once something on the skin.4 months have passed and there is no relapse. Now I am placing a new order, I want to buy a product for my mother, so that she, too, will finally get rid of papillomas.

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I have always had a lot of papillomas on my body. They did not give me much discomfort, so I never thought about treatment. After I turned 40, I noticed that there are more of them, and with great speed. I went to the hospital, where I was diagnosed with papillomavirus and prescribed a very expensive and voluminous treatment.I didn’t have enough money to buy all the drugs, so I decided to find some analogues. At the women’s forum I was advised by Papiderm. Real reviews of real people – regulars of the forum, became for me irrefutable proof of the effectiveness of the drug. I bought it on the official website, took it inside and processed the largest papillomas outside. Within a week, most of them were halved! And after another 2 weeks, even those that I had not processed disappeared. I am very pleased with the result, I recommend Papiderm to everyone!

I am a general practitioner, among my patients there are a lot of those who complain of papillomas or warts.Someone is embarrassed by the growths purely from the aesthetic side, and someone notes a certain discomfort. It is very important to start treatment on time so as not to wait for the development of oncology. In every case, I recommend Papiderm, a natural, complex medicine. Its use is impractical only in the presence of cancer cells, in this case, the operation cannot be avoided. Where to buy medications for plantar warts on the feet? I have been using Papiderm for two months. I noticed the effect immediately. The whole back and armpit were covered with warts.With the help of drops, I restore my already damaged skin. I drip 15 drops into a quarter glass of water and drink. Now there are 2 warts left on the back, which are slowly beginning to disappear. I will continue to fight with the help of Papiderm.

Home Warts Plantar warts treatment drugs. Can warts be cured with pills? … plantar. They appear on the legs and at the beginning of their growth can be mistaken for a callus. In addition to warts, this drug is indicated for the treatment of chronic calluses.Kollomak treatment is painless, and after a few days it will stop. Solkoderm is applied to common and plantar warts, can be used if the patient has genital warts. A plantar wart is a benign growth on the skin of the foot. An effective remedy for warts on the legs is selected individually, c. A topical remedy for warts can get rid of it. What to do if a plantar wart (spine) appears on the leg? Which doctor should I go to, how to treat it, what is the best way to remove it? …Plantar warts, or spines, are a type of warts that occurs on the soles of the feet and palms. The reason is the HPV virus. Of all skin warts, it occurs in 30%. Remedies for plantar warts. Viruses become the causes of the appearance of warts on the skin of the soles. Predisposing factors are decreased immunity, chronic stress, micro-damage to the skin, interaction with the patient, constant dampness. All drugs for the treatment of plantar warts are divided into several pharmacological groups.To get rid of the wart, you need to apply the medicine once. In complex cases, you can process it several times. Iodine is the simplest and most affordable drug in the pharmacy. For successful treatment of plantar warts, it is necessary to undergo an examination, and then choose the most. oral medications to suppress viral activity and increase immunity; medical pencils; special plasters; means for freezing papillomas; solutions. I have been treating papillomas and warts in people for many years…. Especially well they can lime plantar warts on the legs. … For treatment, mix dandelion juice with butter and apply the remedy to the warts; Potato treatment. Removal of plantar warts with Feresol requires. The drug Viferon is a medicine for warts on the legs and arms, which in. Helps fight hard-to-treat viruses, including HPV. It is produced in the form of tablets. They are taken 2 weeks in 2 pieces. Surgical excision of the wart. Treatment of plantar wart with folk methods.Warts on the soles of the feet are a benign viral skin disease. The disease is characterized by the appearance of skin neoplasms and their proliferation. Plantar warts.

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If you still think that Papiderm is a divorce, I dare to dissuade you from this. I also did not trust the drugs that are sold on the Internet before. It was obvious to me that only a pharmacy can buy a quality drug. When I got a few large papillomas, I set out to find a good remedy. Of course, I went to the pharmacy, and in a couple of months I tried everything that was there … I spent a lot of money, but did not get any result as such.A friend sent me a link to the site of the Papiderma manufacturer. The price and reviews attracted me the most. First, it was cheaper than the drugs that it had already bought before. Secondly, all buyers are satisfied with the result. A month later, I also join the satisfied customers! My problem is 100% solved! All papillomas disappeared, and even the general state of health improved.

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With age, the immune system began to deteriorate and, in addition, unpleasant warts and papillomas began to appear all over the body.The most unpleasant thing was to watch, not that to others. To find a proven remedy, I looked through more than one catalog on the Internet and, as a result, became interested in the Papiderm drug. I bought it and was not mistaken. Not immediately, but approximately in the third week of application, the skin began to clear.

Traditional methods of removing warts during pregnancy. Restrictions in the use of surgical methods and medicines force women to turn to traditional medicine. It should be remembered: even the most harmless, on.How to remove warts during pregnancy? Useful advice from the world of fashion. How can you remove warts for pregnant women? When choosing a withdrawal method. If the removal of a non-aggressive wart, for example, a plantar, is indicated, it can only be removed with non-toxic natural remedies. Removal of warts in pregnant women. Pregnancy for a woman is one of the happiest periods of her life. … In this article, we will try to figure out whether it is possible to remove warts during pregnancy and whether it is worth fearing it.Removal of warts during pregnancy is prohibited in the first trimester and after the 28th week. It is better to wait for the birth and carry out the removal in the postpartum period. In some cases, elimination is the only correct solution; delay threatens to worsen the condition. If it appears. The wart appeared even before pregnancy, but it was small and did not attach much importance. Then she got pregnant. … Girls, tell me, is it possible to remove warts with a laser or nitrogen during pregnancy, or is it better to wait and remove after childbirth? Something in the last months they have me.Non-dangerous warts in pregnant women. Pregnancy warts that appear on the hands, face or legs do not affect its course, do not harm the baby in utero and, moreover, will not interfere with the birth. Warts and pregnancy. They are benign neoplasms. … Removing growths during pregnancy. In most cases, both gynecologists and cosmetologists recommend that expectant mothers postpone the removal of benign formations. This is what they advise. Removal of warts during pregnancy.For a woman, any formations on the skin look unsympathetic, especially warts. … Warts are a problem that women can face during pregnancy. However, this is not a reason for panic, excitement and immediate treatment. Far from it. Why do warts appear in pregnant women? The papilloma virus is incredibly tenacious due to its simplicity. … Removal of genital warts during pregnancy is prescribed in exceptional cases when the effect of the procedure justifies the possible risks. In this case, the procedure itself is carried out.Removal of warts during pregnancy, the consequences. … Can warts be removed during pregnancy? It is highly undesirable, surgical intervention is carried out only according to the testimony of a doctor.

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Plantar warts are a viral disease.They can appear both on the foot and between the toes. Sometimes (in 25%) they go away on their own, but in most cases they need to be treated. Firstly, because they cause discomfort when walking, and secondly, being a viral disease, warts can infect family members or others in public places such as a swimming pool, sauna, shower.

A prerequisite for the treatment of warts is their removal. In the Dobrobut Center for Dermatology and Cosmetology, podologists with extensive experience and modern effective means of removing neoplasms from the skin of the feet remove warts.

Removal of warts in the Dobrobut Center for Dermatology and Cosmetology includes:

• disinfection of the foot;
• Applying propolis to soften the wart;
• Cutting the wart along the edges to pink color;
• Applying capolin with propolis and taping;
• unloading with plaster.

After removal, it is recommended that the wart be treated at home. The doctor will give his recommendations on the choice of the drug, as well as on its use.

The procedure does not require any special training. contraindications – allergy to the drugs used.

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Means for the treatment of warts and papillomas

Means for the treatment of warts and papillomas

Papillomas and warts are neoplasms that, in most cases, are benign and can be removed with medication [i].An assortment of remedies for the treatment of warts and papillomas are presented in the catalog of our website. On our web resource you can get acquainted with information about medicines, read instructions, find analogues for the active substance. The order will be delivered to a pharmacy located within walking distance from your place of residence or work, where you can receive and pay for it. The branch network includes more than 1200 pharmacies in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Moscow and Leningrad regions.

Order a remedy for warts

You can order medicines for warts on the 36.6 website in a few minutes.The site provides a convenient search system that allows you to set up filters by form of release, active substance and manufacturer, as well as set a price range. Each drug is accompanied by instructions, as well as copies of certificates of certification and licensing. The ordered medicines will be delivered to one of the branches. Upon receipt, you must give the order number, according to which the pharmacy employee will find the goods, accept the payment and issue the medicines.

Readings

The growths most often appear on the legs (feet), on the face and neck, in the armpits.Modern remedies for papillomas and warts allow you to quickly get rid of them at home. Most of them are suitable for adults, it is better to choose drugs for children with the help of a specialist.

Before engaging in self-cauterization of papillomas or removing warts, you need to make sure of their good quality by visiting a dermatologist and passing tests.

Indications for the use of pharmacy antiviral drugs are:

• human papillomavirus;
• simple and plantar warts;
• genital warts;
• seborrheic keratosis;
• benign nevus.

Contraindications

When using drugs for papillomas and warts, it is important to strictly follow the instructions of the instruction.

Manufacturers do not recommend their use at:

• individual intolerance to the components;

90,065 malignant skin tumors;

90,065 freckles;

• keloid scars;
• diabetes mellitus;
• during pregnancy and lactation;
• in children under 7 years of age.

Form of issue

Medicines for papillomas are intended for external use, they have the effect of freezing or cauterization. As an adjunctive therapy, the doctor may prescribe antiviral and immunomodulatory pills.

On our website you can order preparations for warts and papillomas in the form:

• sprays;
• ointments and creams;
• pastes;
• solutions.

Manufacturing countries

Means for medical removal of skin neoplasms are manufactured by Russian and some foreign manufacturers.

The pharmacy presents drugs released in:

• UK;
• Switzerland;
• Netherlands;
• Russia.

BEFORE USING THE PREPARATIONS, PLEASE READ THE INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE OR CONSULT A SPECIALIST.

References:

1. [i] Prilepskaya V.N., Rogovskaya S.I., Kondrikov N.I., Sukhikh G.T. Human papillomavirus infection: diagnosis, treatment and prevention – M. : MEDpress-inform, 2007.

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