Elliott M. Perel, DPM, FACFAS: Podiatrist

Warts are raised skin growths caused by a viral infection and classified by their location on the body. They’re palmar warts on the hands and plantar warts on the soles of the feet.

At Monroe Foot & Ankle Care, serving the Monroe Township area of New Jersey, podiatric physician and surgeon Dr. Elliott Perel and his team understand that, while not medically dangerous, foot warts can be both uncomfortable and embarrassing. That’s why they offer a number of treatment options to rid you of the problem.

Foot warts do affect your podiatric health in a number of ways, though, ways that Dr. Perel wants his patients to be aware of. Here’s the lowdown.

Virus transmission and wart formation

Plantar warts are caused by certain strains of the human papillomavirus (HPV), different from those that cause genital warts. In fact, they’re not highly contagious, and they don’t move easily from person to person — they need the right environment.

The virus gains access to your body through small cuts in the soles of your feet. The weight of your body causes the entry point to become thick and callused, and the wart to grow deeper into the skin. Plantar warts aren’t dangerous, but the calluses can be uncomfortable, the growth may produce some irritation or pain, and you may experience some minor bleeding.

HPV grows best in warm, moist environments, such as in swimming pools and locker rooms. If you walk barefoot in these areas, you put your foot health at risk. The virus creates a wart at the point of entry, but it can spread to other locations, causing new warts to appear and the problem to multiply.

While HPV is pretty much an “equal opportunity” invader, it’s much more likely to cause warts in:

• Children and teenagers (less concerned about foot care)
• Those who are immunocompromised
• Those who’ve had an HPV infection before
• Those who don’t protect their feet in locker rooms

What symptoms do foot warts produce?

If you develop plantar warts, you’ll experience:

• A small, rough, fleshy growth, most probably at the base of the toes or at the heel
• A callus over the entry point
• Black pinpoints (“wart seeds”) on the growth — small, clotted blood vessels
• A lesion stretching across the normal skin ridges
• Pain or soreness when standing or walking

What foot warts mean for your podiatric health

Just because warts aren’t medically dangerous, it doesn’t mean they don’t affect your podiatric health.

If you get foot warts, it means you have HPV in your system, and one thing viruses do very well is spread, even ones that aren’t particularly contagious. Your feet may go from weathering a single uncomfortable wart to a number of them at one time. In addition, having a case of plantar warts means that even if you treat them effectively, the problem is likely to resurface at some point.

If you see a number of warts, it may also mean you have a compromised immune system that’s fueling the infection; it’s best to make an appointment with your primary care doctor to determine if this is the case so he can treat that problem.

And if you’re walking around in locker rooms with your feet unprotected, it means you’re not being mindful of your podiatric health. Just like your heart and lungs and digestive system, your feet need proper care to remain undamaged. Dr. Perel can help you identify strategies from foot protection to arch and heel support that will keep your feet healthy.

A more serious complication of foot warts is when they cause you pain. You instinctively shift the way you stand and walk to relieve your distress. That can lead to more severe complications with body mechanics and more widespread pain and discomfort.

Treating foot warts

The good news is most warts clear up by themselves, usually within a period of two years. If you’re uncomfortable, though, you have many treatment options to remove the growths.

Dr. Perel offers several treatment options. These include salicylic acid to dissolve the wart’s layers; cryotherapy, which uses liquid nitrogen to freeze the wart and cause it to fall off; and micro excision, where he cuts the wart out of your foot, taking care not to damage surrounding skin.

Preventing warts in the first place is better than having to treat them later. Aside from always wearing foot protection in moist areas, Dr. Perel also recommends custom orthotics. These shoe inserts cushion the weight-bearing areas of your foot, so you don’t adjust your stance and your gait.

If you’re dealing with foot warts and want relief, look no further than Monroe Foot & Ankle Care. Give our office a call at 732-521-6166 to set up a consultation with Dr. Perel, or book online with us today.

Warts on Your Feet? Symptoms & Causes of Plantar Warts

When you have your shoes on, do you experience a painful rubbing sensation on bumps that resembles blisters? There’s something strange about these growths too, since they have little black dots on them…

Whether these wart-like masses are in between your toes or on the bottom of your feet, they can be a real burden when standing or walking— and a true nightmare for athletes or active folks.

In this post, we’re here to help you determine if those bumps are foot warts, AKA plantar warts, and to get you the care you need.

What is a Foot (Plantar) Wart?

While warts can appear on your hands or other parts of your body, we’re here to discuss foot-formed warts, referred to as “plantar warts. ” (Plantar being in reference to the pain you feel when planting your feet. “Palmar” warts occur on the hands or palms). 

Plantar warts are hard bumps that form on the bottom pads or sides of your feet or between or on top of your toes. These growths are often hard, “grainy”— in that they have a rough, bumpy texture— and fleshy. 

Oftentimes, but not always, they have tiny black dots, called “pinpoints” or “wart seeds” which are small, clotted blood vessels. Sometimes these black specks do not appear on early stage warts, but rather develops in time as the wart expands and further affects your blood vessels. See picture below for reference. 

Plantar Wart Symptoms

If you have a lesion on your foot, lookout for these symptoms of a plantar wart:

• A fleshy growth that’s sometimes raised, usually on the bottom of your foot or inside of the toes
• A grainy texture on the lesion, often with black pinpoints (wart seeds)
• Dry skin or a callus developing over the wart, wherein the wart begins growing inward
• Pain or tenderness when standing or with activity

Plantar Warts & Calluses

It can be hard to spot plantar warts when they are also associated with calluses. The formation of the callus is your body’s natural reaction to prevent the spread of the viral infection, often forming as a result of the wart’s spread. 

While calluses are typically yellow, flat, dry patches of skin, warts growing within the space of the callus have a tendency to grow inward instead of out/upward— meaning they flatten instead of raising. This makes it harder to detect the presence of warts.

See the picture below for reference. Notice the white “spots” on the callus, indicating the warts are growing inward.

The Cause of Plantar Warts

If you check the boxes above for the symptoms of foot warts, be sure to understand the cause of plantar warts before assuming that’s your diagnosis— since many other conditions produce the same or similar symptoms of foot warts but are caused by different things (like corns or blisters).

Any wart on the body is the result of a viral infection. Plantar warts, in particular, are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV).  

But how do you pick up the virus? The virus can live on surfaces, particularly in damp, moist environments. Think pools, showers, yoga class mats, etc. Once stepped on, the virus can enter your skin through small cuts or scrapes on your feet, instantly infecting you. While the virus enters you from that initial exposure, it can take weeks for it to run its course through your system and to develop the warts themselves.  

Those at High Risk

As we age, most people build immunity to HPV, which is why plantar warts are more common in children and young adults than others. However, those with weaker immune systems, who are on certain corticosteroid or immuno-supressive medication, or have other conditions like AIDs may be at higher risk of worsening the spread of foot warts. This is also the case for those with diabetes or poor sensation in their feet, making it harder to detect the painful feeling of and fight the spread of plantar warts.

Those who walk around barefoot, especially in communal spaces, or who go for pedicures where the salon does not properly disinfect tools or equipment are also a much higher risk of contracting the virus.

Is it Time to See a Doctor?

While most plantar warts won’t seriously affect your health and go away in time without treatment, the warts can be professionally removed for a quicker turnaround. For those with weakened immune systems or pre-existing conditions who have warts that persist or recur, this is sometimes the best treatment method.

Plus, because plantar warts are similar in appearance to bumps on the feet such as corns or blisters, it can be difficult to self-diagnose this foot condition. Warts that last for many months may not be plantar warts at all and require attention from a podiatrist. 

Come in to have your warts professionally diagnosed and removed by exploring our Plantar Warts services page or call 239. 936.5400, today.

When is it a Callus and When is it a Wart?: Podiatry Hotline Foot & Ankle: Foot and Ankle Specialists

Getting a large growth on the bottom of your foot can be uncomfortable and feel downright unpleasant. If you have a callus or wart on the bottom of your foot, you’ll want to take steps eliminate it right away.

There’s just one problem: you’re not sure if what you have is a callus or a wart. Calluses and warts require different treatments but can look similar and be difficult to tell apart.

Learn from Podiatry Hotline Foot & Ankle’s Thomas Rambacher, DPM and Michael Bastani, DPM, of Mission Viejo, California, how to distinguish between a callus and wart, including the definitive diagnostic test available.

What are warts?

A wart is a small growth that can develop on your skin and commonly grows on the bottoms of your feet. The HPV virus causes warts to grow. Most warts are benign and go away without intervention.

You get warts on your feet when they’ve been iin contact with the virus that causes them. This can come from walking barefoot in common areas, like pools and communal showers or sharing some personal care items with a person who has warts.

Warts aren’t typically painful, but they form an uncomfortable hard lump that can be unpleasant when you put pressure on it. If your warts don’t go away on your own, Dr. Rambacher and Dr. Bastani can treat them using medication, cryotherapy, or surgically.

What are calluses?

Calluses are hardened patches that can develop on your skin. They often develop on the bottoms of your feet as a result of friction and pressure from your shoes.

You won’t usually feel pain from a callus, but they might make walking more uncomfortable. The discomfort can cause you to avoid walking or change your gate when you move.

The easiest way to get rid of calluses is to change your footwear to avoid pressure being applied to the area where you developed a callus.  

The differences between calluses and warts

Sometimes, you can tell the difference between a callus and wart from your symptoms. The key distinctions between calluses and warts include:

Appearance

When you have a callus, you’ll see the lines of your skin continuing in the growth. Warts do not have skin lines and appear more separate from the rest of your skin. They can also have black or red dots on the growth from the infection.

Pain levels

Warts are more likely to cause pain than calluses. When calluses are painful, it’s from directly pressing on them, while warts can hurt when you squeeze them from side to side.

Recent activities

You’re more likely to have warts if you’ve recently gone barefoot in a community area, like a gym changing room. You’re more likely to have calluses if you’ve recently worn footwear that has irritated your feet.

The definitive test that distinguishes calluses and warts

Sometimes, it’s not possible to tell the difference between calluses and warts through symptoms. In these instances, Dr. Rambacher and Dr. Bastani can perform an assessment and tell you which you’ve had.

During your examination, Dr. Rambacher and Dr. Bastani use a swab of cotton to take a sample of the cells in your foot growth. They use those cells to perform a skin culture. The procedure takes just a few minutes to do and is not painful.

After getting your skin culture, Dr. Rambacher and Dr. Bastani get your growth analyzed in a laboratory. The results confirm if you have a callus or wart. From your results, they will recommend a treatment course to eliminate the warts or calluses.

To get peace of mind and ensure you’re treating your wart or callus properly so it goes away for good, make an appointment at Podiatry Hotline Foot & Ankle for a definitive diagnosis and personalized treatment recommendations. Schedule your in-person or telemedicine appointment by phone or online.

Why You Shouldn’t Ignore Foot Warts: Apple Podiatry Group: Podiatrists

Warts. The word alone can conjure up images of children’s fairy tales and witches with a big wart at the end of her nose. For most of us, the first knee jerk reaction about having a wart is to feel embarrassed. 

For the most part, warts are a minor inconvenience, and certainly not a serious medical problem. While many people think they can just use an over-the-counter product, that’s not the best plan. If you get a plantar wart (foot wart), you really need to see a doctor for treatment. 

Jarna Rathod-Bhatt, DPM, Rahul Bhatt, DPM, and the podiatry team here at Apple Podiatry Group offer their thoughts on why you shouldn’t ignore foot warts.

Plantar warts explained

A good place to start this conversation is to dispel some myths about the origins of warts and who gets them. First of all, warts are not rare. In fact, they are a common malady worldwide, affecting about 10% of all people. 

Most foot warts are noncancerous lesions that grow on the sole or plantar aspect, and are caused by one of the 100 or so strains of the human papillomavirus (HPV). Since they’re viral in origin, it should come as no surprise that warts occur more commonly among school-aged children – about 10-20% get foot warts.  

Walking barefoot in public places that are damp and warm, like areas around saunas, gyms, or pool decks, provide the perfect storm of conditions for foot warts. A simple weak spot on your foot, like a small cut, provides an invitation for the HPV virus to enter the skin. 

Foot warts can hang around a long time

You’re probably thinking that a plantar wart seems simple, so why should you have a doctor treat it? Although foot warts can go away on their own, depending on the strain of the HPV that caused the wart, some pesky warts can last 18 months or so. Over-the-counter products take the one-size-fits-all approach and can fall short of a 100% cure rate. 

Coming in to get treatment from one of our podiatrists expedites the process of getting rid of your uncomfortable and embarrassing foot wart. We have a number of ways to treat plantar warts right in the office to give you relief.

Plantar warts can change the way you walk

Plantar warts can be painful. Allowing a foot wart to linger untreated means continued discomfort and pain with every step you take. Because foot warts form on the sole of the foot, it’s natural to compensate for the pain by walking differently to reduce your discomfort. Another tendency is to reduce activities or exercises that aggravate the pain.

Foot warts can spread

Another downside to ignoring foot warts is that while you’re trying to tackle the issue on your own, they can continue to spread, which causes even more pain and makes walking even more difficult. 

Instead of trying to manage plantar warts at home, come in to see Dr. Bhatt or Dr. Rathod-Bhatt and be done with your foot warts. Call one of our offices in Arlington and Irving, Texas, or book your consultation online.

How to Tell If You Have Plantar Warts

A pain in the footthats what you get with plantar warts.

There are all kinds of warts, which are skin growths that
are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). Experts estimate there are from
60 to 100 types of HPV, and while only some of them cause warts on the skin, it
can be confusing which kinds of the many skin growths are plantar warts.

Plantar
warts, so called because plantar means bottom surface, are lesions that
appear as one single wart or in clusters on the bottom of the foot. And although
they are caused by a particular strain of HPV, it is not the same HPV strain
that causes genital warts.

Plantar
warts form when the HPV virus enters the outer layer of the skin on the bottom
of the feet through breaks, tiny cuts or other weakened spots, and the immune
system cannot fight them off.

They
are particularly annoying as they are located near a weight-bearing surface of
the foot, making it painful or uncomfortable to bear weight. They are also
contagiouseasily spread and easily acquired.

Plantar
warts are especially common in those who frequent communal areas while going
barefoot. This would include swimmers, dancers, gymnasts, those who practice
yoga or who are gym-goers using shared locker rooms. Those with weakened immune
systems are also at higher risk of developing plantar warts.

Although
anyone can get plantar warts, they are more common in children up to age 18.
Thats because the immune system in young people is not as well-developed as it
is in adults, and therefore young people are less able to combat the virus.

Plantar
warts are very common, with over three million cases in the U.S. every year. While
they can sometimes resolve on their own, they may require a visit to the
podiatrist to diagnose and treat them.

What Does a Plantar Wart Look Like?

Plantar warts are often self-diagnosable. Heres how to
identify a wart. Look for:

• A hard, rough, raised or flat lesion (growth), cauliflower
  type growth, usually appearing on the forefoot or the heel (less commonly, can
  also appear on the top of the foot). The wart can be single or in clusters,
  with varying size growths.
• Pinpoints, which are black dots often called wart seeds.
  These arent actually seeds, but rather small, clotted blood vessels.
• Tenderness or pain with weight-bearing (walking or standing)

Plantar warts are differentiated from other similar skin
conditions, such as:

• Corns, an
  accumulation of hard, thickened skin, are usually located on the tops
  and side of toes. Corns are painful via direct pressure, whereas plantar warts
  are painful with a side-to-side direction. Corns are commonly caused by wearing
  ill-fitting shoes.

• Calluses, which can
  develop on the heels or balls of the feet, are caused by the development
  of excess skin and form from consistent rubbing or pressure to the area. While
  plantar warts can appear suddenly, calluses develop over time.

• Intractable plantar keratosis (IPK) is a deep
  and painful callus on the bottom of the foot. Often confused with a callus, its
  cause is almost always anatomical due to a dropped metatarsal (causing pressure
  under the balls of the toes). The condition does not resolve on its own and
  needs treatment.

• Flat warts are flat-topped
  smooth and light brown or yellow colored spots, usually small and located on
  various parts of the body. This includes the face, legs and back of the hands. Flat
  warts tend to be present in large numbers and are in most cases harmless and
  disappear on their own.

Treatment

While a doctors treatment is widely considered more
effective, there are some home treatments for the condition.

An over-the-counter topical (cream or gel) salicylic acid,
which when used over a period of weeks can dissolve the skin over the wart. Over-the-counter salicylic acid
patches may work more quickly than the topical version. Some people also try
covering the wart with duct tape.

However, these methods may only prolong the discomfort,
especially if the wart(s) are large.  With
painful or multiple plantar warts, it is best to have them medically treated.

The benefit of visiting a podiatrist is that warts can be
evaluated and treated with a variety of proven therapies
and solutions.

You should see a doctor if:

• You are unsure whether you have a plantar wart.
• Your wart is very painful.
• Your wart(s) interfere with your activities.
• You have tried self-treatment, but the warts dont go away, or
  spread or return.
• Your wart(s) bleeds or changes in appearance.

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The Most Advanced Foot Wart Treatment

What’s the problem?

A plantar wart is a small skin lesion that resembles a callus and is found on the bottom of the foot or toes. The term “plantar” doesn’t mean only farmers get them. “Plantar” means they occur on the bottom surface of the foot. It is usually under 1 cm in diameter, but can occur in clusters and be much larger. Sometimes a single larger wart is surrounded by many smaller warts. In this case, they are called mosaic warts.

How does it feel?

A plantar wart feels like a lump under the foot. They are only painful when squeezed or pinched from side to side, or if you bear direct weight on them. Warts on other parts of the body, such as the hands, grow elevated above the skin’s surface. We bear weight on warts on the bottom of the foot, so they get flattened and pushed into the skin. Most people contribute this to walking with a rock attached to the foot, as the thickened tissue becomes hard and painful as it gets bigger.

Let’s do a test!

A plantar wart can usually be diagnosed by your doctor based on a characteristic appearance alone. When the doctor trims the hard tissue from the surface of the wart, a pattern of small black dots (which are actually small blood vessels that feed the wart) can usually be seen. The doctor will also test the wart by pressing directly down on it, and then pinching it, squeezing it from side to side. Most warts won’t hurt when pressed directly down, but are very painful when pinched. If these findings are present, no further testing is necessary to identify a plantar wart.

How did this happen?

All warts are caused by the papilloma virus, a slow-growing virus which invades the skin. The viruses are common in all environments and they don’t readily grow on intact skin. But if there is a break in the skin, like a scratch or thorn penetration, this gives the virus the opportunity to get in and start growing.

The virus only grows in the epidermis, the thick layer of the skin closest to the surface. It doesn’t invade the dermis, the deeper layer of the skin. However, the epidermis and the dermis are closely entwined, and the dermis under the wart grows extra blood vessels and nerves in response to the virus infected cells above it in the epidermis. It is because of these nerves that the wart hurts when pinched, and because of these blood vessels that it stays well nourished enough to grow. The virus particles can spread from the main wart, along the cutaneous (skin) nerves, to begin growing remote or satellite warts at a distance from the original site. If enough of this spread occurs, mosaic warts result.

The wart virus thrives in the dark, moist areas such as pool areas, bath tubs, and hot tubs. It is highly recommended to wear sandals in this area to prevent contamination. Warts are contagious! Keep your feet clean and dry. Inspect your feet frequently!

Plantar Warts | Healthmark Foot & Ankle Associates

Warts, better known in Latin as, verruca, are very common skin problems of the body especially the foot. Twenty million cases of warts are treated by U.S. physicians every year. Warts are not a beautiful sight to behold, they can appear anywhere on the body but those that appear on the bottom of the foot are known as plantar warts.

Characteristics of Plantar Warts

The wart may seem like a painful callus but nevertheless it is a wart caused by a virus. The papovavirus is a whitish, hard growth with black, brown, or red “pepper spots” (surface capillaries) within the center of the growth. Warts may be circular, well defined with a light ring around them separating them from healthy skin.

They may often be mistaken for corns since layers of dead skin build up to protect the wart area because the skin is continuously irritated. Corns are not contagious; warts can be very contagious. Warts may grow as a single growth, in groups, or can spread from fingers to toe and visa versa. Warts generally begin to appear on the body during and after puberty (it is very, very rare for young children to get warts). Teenagers are more susceptible than adults to get the warts virus.

What Causes Warts on My Feet?

While some people appear to be immune to the virus, warts can develop very rapidly. Some causes of plantar warts includes:

• Walking bare footed on dirty surfaces or littered ground
• Using shoes without socks
• Exposing the feet to surfaces such as those of pool edges, locker rooms, gymnastics/wrestling mats.
• Other facilitators include: stress, menstrual cycles, pregnancy, diabetes, HIV/AIDS, and chronic sickness which compromises the body’s immune system.

   

The wart virus thrives in warm, moist environments. The average life span of the wart is between 4-18 months. The breakout can disappear just as quickly as it can form, it can spread or shrink over time; more than one inch-per-lesion. The mosaic-cluster type most often occurs if it is not treated aggressively or precisely. Pain can occur when pressure and weight are applied to warts on the bottom of the foot, the sides, and in between the toes. A burning or sharp cutting sensation can be felt is too much awkward pressure if put on warts throughout the foot.

Plantar Wart Treatment

Plantar warts are very difficult to resolve, but there are several ways to treat them. While over-the-counter topicals, creams, and devices exist for wart removal, at home treatment methods only temporarily treat the problem and can cause greater resistance against other treatment methods.

Treatments to destroy the wart tissue include:

• Liquid acid preparations
• Surgical excision
• Cryosurgery
• Traditional surgery
• Laser treatments
• Oral medications and supplements
   

There is no best way and there is no quick way for treating plantar warts. Everyone’s body responds differently to each treatment and is largely dependent on the quantity, location, and type of plantar warts on the patient’s foot.

Regardless of the treatment chosen for you, the goal is to create anti-bodies to destroy the virus in your body. Complete cooperation with your doctor for any treatment course is essential for a satisfactory result. Since warts are a virus like the flu, you can have them more than once. Follow up treatments of 2-3 weeks is very important.

If you think you might have warts or other growths on your feet, contact the specialists at Healthmark Foot and Ankle today.

Wart on the foot: photos, causes, therapy

Many people at least once in their lives have encountered such an unpleasant phenomenon as warts. Growths can appear all over the body, and everyone needs to know how to deal with them. Papillomas of this type are quite common in both children and adults. In this article, we will talk about warts on the feet. Of course, this is one of the most unpleasant localizations of growths. The presence of a neoplasm is a reason for severe discomfort, as well as painful sensations.Despite the fact that papillomas are benign growths, they need to be treated promptly. Otherwise, complications and other unpleasant consequences may appear.

Causes of warts on the feet

Growths occur in humans in most cases due to the ingestion of papillomavirus. The infection is transmitted by contact-household means, that is, it is very easy to pick it up. Physical contact with sick people, touching the objects that he used – and you have contracted the virus.It is worth noting that many have an infection in the body, but not everyone knows about it. People begin to worry only when it is no longer possible to move normally due to the presence of warts on the soles of their feet. The reasons for their appearance are different. Let’s list the main ones:

• decrease in the level of immunity;
• improper power supply;
• hormonal failure;
• increased level of sweating;
• depression, emotional breakdowns, psychological trauma;
• non-compliance with hygiene rules.

HPV (human papillomavirus), together with one of the listed reasons, has a pushing effect on the appearance of growths. The infection is spread in public baths, saunas, gyms and swimming pools. Do not use someone else’s slippers or towels, as the virus can be introduced into the body through them.

Interesting fact: many parents explain the appearance of warts in children by contact with frogs and toads. Medical experts assure that there is no objective connection between the occurrence of growths and these animals.Therefore, on the part of the parents, it is necessary to ensure that the child also observes the basic rules of hygiene.

Classification

In medicine, there are several classifications of warts on the foot. Our material will present the main one. So, there are two types of growths:

1. Ordinary. Papillomas of this type often result from contact with an infected object. Outwardly, they look like a wart with clear boundaries of different colors and shapes. For example, a bump can be round, oval, and its shade will vary from yellow to brown.With regard to localization, the papilloma appears both on the thighs and on the feet. The patient practically does not experience pain, such growths can be treated with folk remedies.
2. Plantar. This is a more serious type of papillomas, they often occur in areas of severe injury and pressure. In adults and children with excessive sweating, such growths are observed most often. A photo of a wart on a plantar foot is shown below.

It should be noted that the papilloma that appears has a convex shape, but over time it becomes flat due to the load on the foot.A distinctive feature of the plantar growth is the stratum corneum. In addition, sometimes papillomas grow in the form of multiple neoplasms.

Diagnostics

If you suspect that a wart has grown on the foot, and not a corn, then you need to contact a specialist. In this case, you need to make an appointment with a dermatologist. The doctor will confirm the diagnosis and tell you about the most effective methods of treating warts on the feet in a particular situation.

It should be noted that the growths are not formed everywhere along the foot, most often they can be found on the toes or at the bases.Sometimes papillomas are observed on the heels. Warts are usually round and oval in shape, ranging in size from 1 millimeter to 2 centimeters. Quite often, a fusion of several formations can be observed in a patient. The wart on the foot has a tendency to change shade: in the initial stages, it is light, and then turns brown or gray.

If we talk about symptoms, it is worth noting that doctors give discomfort when walking and pain in this area. If nothing is done, the inconvenience will only increase due to the growth of papilloma inside the subcutaneous tissue.In order not to be mistaken in the diagnosis, the doctor uses the dermatoscopy method. With its help, the upper stratum corneum is removed. Then specialists examine the resulting slice structure. This method allows you to immediately distinguish a spine from another skin defect.

What to do if a wart appears on the foot? You should contact a specialist to prescribe therapy for you. Self-medication is not recommended to avoid complications and unpleasant consequences.

Methods of dealing with growths

How to get rid of warts on the feet? There are several ways to achieve this goal.Each situation is different, so the methods of dealing with the virus may differ. In any case, after the appearance of a neoplasm, the patient should think about eliminating the problem. There is no need to scratch the build-up or try to heal it yourself, this can lead to serious injury. It is better to consult a dermatologist at the first opportunity.

After confirming the diagnosis, the doctor will prescribe treatment for warts on the foot. Perhaps it will be drug therapy, including the use of ointments and drugs.In another situation, the doctor will prescribe a surgical removal. It depends on the type of wart, the severity of the disease and the number of growths.

Therapy with drugs

As already noted, you need to start fighting papilloma as soon as possible. If you ignore this advice, then the discomfort will only increase. Medications in some situations are able to cope with the virus and the growths that have appeared. There are medications that can help remove the thorns.Let’s consider the most effective of them:

• “Cryopharma”. The action of the medication is to freeze the papilloma, after a while it disappears altogether. Warts on the feet go away gradually. If the growths are too large in size, reapply is necessary.

• Solkoderm. The preparation contains nitric and acetic acid, so the method is quite painful. Before applying it is necessary to remove the stratum corneum of the skin. Cells are destroyed by acids, with their help the papilloma is destroyed.The skin regeneration process takes about two months.
• Super Celandine. There are situations when a wart is observed on a child’s foot. Parents usually do the treatment on their own using this remedy. Despite the effectiveness of the drug, it is better to consult a dermatologist first. It is necessary to steam the spike and apply a drop of celandine. Before that, it is recommended to lubricate healthy skin with a fat cream. Alkali destroys papillomas in three days.

Watch out for side effects.For example, when using “Cryopharma”, the skin around the lesion turns white, this is a normal situation. Often, to eliminate warts on the feet (see the photo below), doctors prescribe antiviral drugs (“Acyclovir”) and vitamin complexes (“Immunal”).

Surgery

There are situations when drug treatment cannot help remove the neoplasm, then only one method remains – surgical intervention. It is best to carry out the operation in a hospital setting.Modern medicine offers many methods, which include, for example, minimally invasive techniques. There are also bloodless remedies that do not put additional stress on the body. However, all methods have one goal – to remove the wart on the foot.

Fixed assets of this type include:

1. Laser removal. The bottom line is simple: warts are removed using a laser. Among the advantages, one can single out the fact that it is possible to get rid of a neoplasm without affecting healthy tissues.In addition, the method is painless, it has practically no side effects, and the rehabilitation process is relatively quick and easy.
2. Cryodestruction. Above, we mentioned such a drug as “Cryopharma”. The medication is analogous to this operation. Removal of warts on the feet is done with liquid nitrogen. The bottom line is that the spike is destroyed as a result of exposure to low temperatures. If we talk about the shortcomings, the long recovery period is striking.A blister forms at the site of the wart, which heals for a very long time. In addition, it is necessary to constantly treat the skin area with an antiseptic. If you choose the wrong depth, there is a risk of scarring.
3. Electrocoagulation. In this case, elimination occurs using a current of a certain frequency. This method is far from perfect, as it is aimed at combating small single formations. In addition, the effect of the electrodes is quite painful and does not guarantee a positive result.A skin scar remains at the site of the papilloma. The method is rarely used for objective reasons.
4. Radio waves. This is exactly the bloodless removal method we mentioned above. The essence of the procedure is the use of a radio knife, which is a relatively new development in medicine. The intervention involves cauterizing the capillaries, which prevents bleeding.

Your healthcare provider will select the remedy that best suits your situation. If the wart on the foot is large, then surgical intervention is indispensable.The operation is performed under anesthesia, after which a long period of rehabilitation begins. In fact, the defect will no longer bother you, only pain and discomfort will be felt for a month.

Where can we go without traditional medicine? Especially when it comes to skin growths. In this case, unconventional methods will help not only relieve symptoms, but also eliminate the problem. Of course, the plantar wart is unlikely to be removed with the help of herbs and plants, but you can get rid of the common spine.

Often, patients have a question: how to cure a wart at home? There are many very effective folk methods, which will be discussed. Among the leaders can be noted celandine juice. The plant has unique properties; it contains aggressive chemical compounds that can destroy deformed tissues. Specifically, to combat warts on the foot, it is recommended to use fresh juice squeezed out of the stems and leaves. The method of application is very simple: it must be applied pointwise several times a day to formations.

Fighting the disease at home

In addition to celandine juice, there are other good recipes that will help in the fight against papillomas. It is not necessary to use medication to control the virus. Consider the most effective traditional medicine:

• Garlic is considered the most popular ingredient. There are many recipes with this product, we will choose the more common one. A clove of garlic should be chopped, and then the finished gruel should be applied to the spike.We fasten the whole thing with a plaster. You can add a little vinegar to the gruel to cleanse your feet.
• If there is no garlic, then it is recommended to replace it with regular onions. The cooking method is about the same, only you do not need to chop the onion much, and before applying it, you should soak it in vinegar.
• Tea tree oil is a good antiseptic. Before applying it to the wart, you must thoroughly steam the skin in a hot bath with a small amount of laundry soap.
• Mountain ash possesses useful properties. The berry must be cut in half and applied to the papilloma, the compress is fixed with a plaster.
• It is also recommended to use rosehip, because it is an alternative to mountain ash for its useful features. Method of preparation: put the pulp in a dense layer on the damaged surface, fix it with a bandage and leave it overnight.
• It is difficult to overestimate the properties of a plant like aloe. It will be quite useful in the fight against warts.Aloe leaves should be applied to the papilloma and the dressing should be changed regularly.
• As already noted, it will not be possible to eliminate plantar formations with folk remedies, but it is possible to alleviate the symptoms. For this, propolis is suitable. A cake is formed from this tool, which must be applied to the spike. The neoplasm should be steamed in advance.
• The effectiveness of vinegar is questionable, although many use this simple method. You just need to drip daily on the papilloma.This must be done very carefully so that the acid does not get on healthy tissues.

Warts on the soles of the feet (photo below) can be removed in different ways. The main thing is not to self-medicate and consult a doctor in a timely manner.

Prophylaxis

In order not to fight the emerging ailment, you need to prevent its occurrence. To do this, follow simple preventive measures:

• the simplest rules of hygiene must not be neglected;
• Walking barefoot in public places is strictly prohibited;
• it is better not to wear tight and uncomfortable shoes, because the legs do not breathe and sweat, which is one of the factors in the occurrence of warts;
• it is necessary to avoid contact with infected people and with objects that they used;
• you need to follow proper nutrition, take more vitamins and products that strengthen the immune system;
• It is important to avoid trauma and stress.

It should be noted that over time, benign formations develop into malignant ones. Therefore, treatment must be provided in a timely manner. It depends on how quickly you see a doctor when a problem occurs.

In conclusion

Based on the above, we can conclude that the main thing in life is health. If you take care of it, then you can prevent most of the diseases and ailments. A wart on the foot is a very annoying problem that needs to be dealt with as soon as possible.Ignoring disease or other defects does nothing good.

In rare cases, the body independently copes with papilloma, and it disappears. However, one should not hope for such a result in all cases. In order not to guess, you need to consult a dermatologist. If necessary, the doctor will diagnose and prescribe treatment. Following all the recommendations and advice of a specialist will ensure quick relief from the problem and a favorable period of rehabilitation.

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PF Clinic is a medical center in Rostov-on-Don, where numerous problems of feet and nails are solved at a highly professional level, using the latest diagnostic and therapeutic technologies. We diagnose and treat diseases such as mycoses of the nails, the formation of calluses, including the treatment and removal of plantar warts.

What is a plantar wart?

A plantar wart is a benign neoplasm that occurs on a person’s feet, most often on the pads of the feet, as on the most loaded area of ​​the foot during walking.The causative agent of the plantar wart is the human papillomavirus, which infects people with the most weakened immune systems.

Approximately 70-90% of the world’s population is carriers of HPV and it manifests itself ambiguously in different people:

• in some, HPV manifests itself as warts on the feet;

• in others – papilloma growths on the skin or mucous membranes;

• in others, the virus does not manifest itself in any way.

The behavior of the virus in the human body largely depends on the state of immunity and phagocytosis. Strong immunity is able to suppress the activity of viruses. With a weakened immunity, the virus can manifest itself not one, but multiple neoplasms. Self-medication of the wart often leads to the fact that the virus is activated and makes itself felt by multiple growths.

Pharmacology has not yet found an effective drug that relieves a person of HPV.Available medications can only reduce its activity.

How is a plantar wart treated at PF Clinic?

It happens (in extremely rare cases) that the plantar wart disappears on its own after a while. But more often they spread when damaged. It is important to remember that ANY METHOD for getting rid of plantar warts does not exclude the possibility of their recurrence. An acute need for urgent treatment of a plantar wart arises with the following complications:

• The wart hurts when walking;
• She is bleeding;
• Has grown to a size that makes it difficult to wear shoes, and has a further propensity to grow;
• It has an uneven color.

Currently, surgery has the following methods for removing a neoplasm on the sole:

Surgical excision. This procedure is performed using anesthetics. Currently, surgeons use this method less and less in the fight against plantar warts, since more effective techniques have been developed.

Electrocoagulation – exposure to a wart with a high frequency current. This procedure is performed under anesthesia as it is painful.During the procedure, the wart is cauterized, as a result of which it dies. Also, the blood vessels are sealed, which excludes the occurrence of bleeding and nutrition of the dying formation.

Cryodestruction is an effect on the wart with liquid nitrogen at a temperature of – 196 ^about C. This method can be considered one of the safest and most painless. Despite the fact that some discomfort in the form of tingling and cold sensations is possible, the procedure does not require preliminary anesthesia.In the course of exposure to liquid nitrogen, the blood vessels supplying the wart are clogged, it dries out and falls off within about two weeks. This method of plantar wart removal, as the most effective, is used at PF Clinic. Cryodestruction, like any other method, does not exclude the recurrence of plantar warts in the same place or nearby, some time later. And, in order to reduce the likelihood of a relapse, reappearance of a wart, our doctors prescribe antiviral drugs, immunomodulators and vitamins to patients.

If you live in Rostov-on-Don or in the Rostov region, come, come to PF Clinic. We will remove the formations generated by the human papillomavirus not only on the soles. Cryodestruction is used in the event of papillomas and on other areas of the skin: on the arms, on the back, in the groin areas, in the armpits, etc.

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What is the difference between a plantar wart and a corn

Very often clients do not know how a plantar wart differs from a corn.It can be very difficult to determine which neoplasm has appeared on the foot without proper experience and knowledge. This is important to know in order to find the right treatment.

Features of plantar warts

Warts on the feet and other parts of the body appear due to the human papillomavirus, which is very easy to get infected. HPV may not manifest itself for a long time and wake up after some body problems, namely:

• Hormonal changes;
• Long-term use of antibiotics;
• Serious illnesses;
• Weakened immunity.

Warts can appear on different parts of the body, but plantar ones look different from others. Plantar warts are easy to confuse with calluses at first glance, as they look like hard and dense bumps, white or flesh-colored, and are located in places of greatest friction. When pressed, they can hurt and even bleed, which makes walking uncomfortable. If you remove the top coarse layer of skin, you will see pink papules and blackheads indicating a wart.Such neoplasms have a root deep in the skin, so it is difficult to remove them at home, and especially with folk remedies.

Differences between corn and wart

As a rule, calluses appear on the skin in places of prolonged friction or pressure. It is dry or corn kernels that can be confused with a wart. To distinguish between these two neoplasms, you must perform the following steps:

1. Steam the skin of the foot and clean off the top layer of the build-up. If you can see a smooth or bumpy surface without bleeding, with one black dot in the middle, then this is a callus;
2. Press firmly with your finger near the tubercle, if there are no special sensations, then this is a callus;
3. In addition, a wart may have daughter processes in the form of small dots around, and a corn – a depression with a black dot in the middle.

These methods for determining the type of neoplasm do not give a 100% guarantee. Therefore, it is better to consult a doctor who will prescribe a more comprehensive examination. Knowing how the plantar wart differs from the corn and having received a more accurate diagnosis, you can safely proceed to the treatment or removal of the neoplasm.

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Causes of occurrence

Plantar warts (verruca plantaris), they are plantar or horny warts, occur on the soles of the feet, and nearby tissues.At the very beginning, they resemble ordinary calluses. skin color changes only at later stages. Unlike calluses, the plantar wart does not hurt at the very beginning of its formation. In later stages, a plantar wart can be distinguished if, when pressed, you feel painful sensations not only in the affected area, but also around it. The wart on the foot, due to constant pressure, grows inside the tissues, so the lesion is larger than an external manifestation. With the growth of the infected area, the color of the tissue darkens or the appearance of black dots on the affected area.Plantar warts should be treated immediately after detection. The foot is constantly in contact with the shoes, when walking, microtrauma occurs in the affected area, which accelerates the growth of the wart and is often accompanied by inflammation.

Traditional methods of treatment and removal of plantar warts

Plantar wart can be treated and removed at home. However, this requires a fairly long treatment. Treatment can be carried out with a decoction of celandine or tea tree oil.The treatment should be carried out for several weeks, until the warts disappear.

Also slows down the development of wart if garlic is applied to the affected surface. The procedure should be done for several weeks, three to six times a day.

Potatoes are also one of the folk remedies for treating warts. It needs to be crushed and applied to the affected foot. It is also good to wrap your foot in a bag of chopped potatoes overnight.

Previously, methods were used to self-remove warts at home by burning with alkali or acid.However, the plantar wart should not be removed in this way because, when cauterized, the area of ​​influence will be significant, which will not make it possible to freely step on the treated leg.

Also, the disadvantage of self-removal of warts is that the removed wart, the wart often reappears. With unprofessional removal, it is very difficult to remove the entire lesion, and the wart begins to regress.

Medical methods for removing warts

There are currently three main methods of removing plantar warts.Almost all of them are painless when performed under local anesthesia.

• Surgical method – at this time it is used extremely rarely, it is the removal of warts on the feet with a scalpel. Least recommended. The wound after removal of the wart is deep, which does not allow stepping on the foot for a long time.
• Cryogenic method – removal of warts with liquid nitrogen. It is carried out by freezing the affected area of ​​the skin with liquid nitrogen.The treated tissue dies off when exposed to cold. Usually, a complete cure requires several procedures with an interval of several days. The only drawback of this method is that the treatment cannot be done in one visit to the clinic.
• Laser wart removal . The most effective and minimally invasive sparing method in which the excision of the plantar wart is performed using a laser beam. The laser cauterizes directly the affected tissue area at a predetermined depth.The wound after laser removal of the wart will be very minor, and complete healing will occur within a week. After that, you will be able to walk without negative feelings. The laser impact is carried out directly on the focus of the spread of education, which gives the most lasting effect. Laser wart removal only requires one clinic visit.

Where to remove a plantar wart in Moscow?

To remove warts in Moscow, we suggest you use the services of our specialized center for the removal of warts of the clinic of laser medicine “Lama” for the following reasons:

• The latest equipment: In our laser surgery center of the Lama clinic, we use only the latest surgical or cosmetic lasers.Operations are carried out in a modern operating room that fully meets all approved standards.
• Experienced doctors: Our center has been in existence for over 15 years. During this time, we have already performed thousands of successful operations. Our doctors, dermatologists – surgeons have vast practical experience in removing neoplasms on the skin.
• Removal of warts without pain: operations to remove warts are performed under local anesthesia, which is selected individually for each case.
• Examination before removal: before removal, we will definitely make sure that the wart is not a malignant formation. This ensures that there are no consequences after removal.
• Transparency of work: before removal, the attending physician will fully tell you how the operation will proceed and discuss the price with you. You can find prices for wart removal in the price list.
• Saving time: we value your time very much, therefore we will coordinate the appointment time with you in advance so that you do not have to wait.On average, surgery to remove a wart takes 20 to 30 minutes.

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I changed jobs and on duty have to walk a lot.From the change of a sedentary mode of work to a mobile one, my legs began to suffer. First, thorns appeared, and then unpleasant plantar warts. Walking turned into torture, so there was no time and I went to the Lama clinic, having found the number of the reception on the Internet. Here, in just 20 minutes, I was deprived of such a nasty problem. With the help of a laser, my warts were removed and my legs again look like the legs of a real woman.

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I went on vacation for the New Year holidays, I had to go on excursions a lot.Thorns appeared on my leg and began to hurt very badly. Immediately upon arrival, I went to the clinic. It turned out that the plantar warts had grown and that they needed to be removed. The operation was performed with a laser. The operation itself was not sick, only after it it was painful for two days to come. But for that I solved the whole problem at once, without wasting a lot of time. I recommend the clinic. Small but very cozy and well equipped.

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For a long time I suffered from an unpleasant illness.Warts on my soles and the walking process was not pleasant. Naturally, all kinds of insoles and orthopedic shoes did not solve the problem. The employee said that now it is possible to remove the warts with a laser, which is done quickly and painlessly. I found the Lama clinic according to reviews, at first I was embarrassed to stick my legs to someone for torture, but gathered my will into a fist and went to the procedure. Now I can easily move around, like all healthy people … and even run!

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Registered her husband for laser removal of plantar warts.The clinic turned out to be small, but very cozy. The staff and doctors are friendly and helpful. They removed everything in one go, which is important. The doctor explained everything in an accessible way about further care and treatment. Prices correspond to the price list posted on the website.

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He went to the clinic to remove a plantar wart on the recommendation. We did everything very quickly and efficiently. After 5 days I could walk calmly, and before that I suffered for a month.

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At first I tried to treat a wart on my leg using folk methods. I applied garlic for three weeks, but there was no result. I went to the clinic, where I underwent a laser operation. Everything took less than 20 minutes. The result is excellent.

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The remedy is unique in that it fights against the cause of the appearance of the wart.It is known that the human papillomavirus cannot be completely defeated, but thanks to Papilight Comfort, its activity can be suppressed. A specially selected composition has a complex effect on the problem. Such formations are rounded, flat, practically do not stand out above the surface of the epidermis. The appearance of such flat nodules is common in young people under 18 years of age. Most often located on the hands – on the back and between the fingers. The drug is effective for plantar warts, warts, papillomas, papules, flat nodules and anogenital growths.The protein structure in the composition of the drug inhibits the virus, increases immunity, so that it can cope with infection on its own. A few days after the application of Papilight Comfort, HPV stops actively multiplying, and the formations gradually decrease in size. Treatment of the human papillomavirus occurs in several ways: surgery and conservative therapy. How much HPV is treated. Human papillomavirus (HPV). It will not be possible to completely and permanently cure HPV.It is possible to suppress its development only for a while and prevent the appearance of formations. Most effective. It is impossible to cure the papilloma virus forever and in a short time. How to treat human papillomavirus. stimulates the synthesis of enzymes and cytotoxins; Human papillomavirus how much to treat. The first three groups. About 80% of the world’s inhabitants are infected with the human papillomavirus. Depending on the genotype, the virus causes various diseases. How to treat human papillomavirus – antiviral therapy. How much HPV is treated with this drug? Since the therapy is anti-relapse, it is assumed that the growths were removed by destructive methods.Treatment of papillomas All about the treatment of papillomas. Ask a Question. Warts. Celandine got its name due to the fact that it has properties to treat skin diseases. Its orange juice is healthy, but poisonous as it contains. Human papillomavirus is treated only after a medical examination. The reason for going to a specialist is often characteristic growths, which are the main signal. Human papillomavirus is detected in keratocytes in the form of an episome, 50-200 copies. By 2018, the role of HPV in cancer was identified and proven: cervical cancer, anus cancer in women and men, and vaginal cancer.Papillomas: recommendations for treatment. What is human papillomavirus. Modern methods of HPV diagnostics. Human papillomavirus is not a scratch that you can get rid of with a leaf of a medicinal herb, but also not a serious illness that threatens human life. It’s just an infection. An infection that has more.

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Today, many drugs are produced to eliminate this problem.Only one stands out from the total mass – Papilight. Sometimes success in business, personal relationships, and even self-esteem is at stake. Treatment of papilloma on the labia in women. Growths on the skin and mucous membranes in intimate places from the point of view of medicine. Are genital warts dangerous? According to medical statistics, infection with more than 40 types of HPV manifests itself in the form of growths on the genitals of men and women. Therapy in the treatment of genital warts on the pubic part and in other intimate places.Warts are growths on various parts of the body that are usually not. On the labia majora and on the skin around, small growths of flesh or yellowish color are formed, covered with a hard crust; Large warts on the labia can cause significant discomfort. Or warts on the pubis and labia look like a bundle of filaments. Treatment. Women usually try to remove the wart or papilloma on the labia on their own. Often, formations grow and become damaged. Types of growths on the labia and penis.There are three main types of growths that can appear. Sometimes warts disappear on their own, but this is more the exception than the norm. In the absence of treatment, such formations can cause the development of oncology. Genital warts are one of the most common sexually transmitted diseases found in. But since genital warts do not look aesthetically pleasing, then. Treatment. Warts on the penis or on the surface of the labia, in the anus can cause physical discomfort and most likely.Warts on the labia are always not very pleasant. They cause discomfort, especially being on one. Treatment of warts on the labia most often begins with chemicals, if they do not bring results, then they move on to more radical methods. You can immediately. When compared to common warts appearing on the legs or arms, intimate warts differ slightly in their symptoms. These are some spiky processes that appear in areas of the intimate zone.They form on the mucous membrane. Small growths form on the labia majora and on the skin around. Important! Genital warts on the labia minora and inside the vagina with. Therapy in the treatment of genital warts on the pubic part and in other intimate places should be complex. Apply medication or. Genital warts appear when infected with human papillomaviruses. Treatment for genital warts includes antiviral therapy and removal. wart on the foot photo treatment .papilloma inflammation treatment at home. Reviews, instructions for use, composition and properties. Senile warts, or age-related keratomas, often accompany the entry of a person into old age. Senile warts are skin neoplasms that appear in people over 40 years old (in rare cases earlier), but more often in 50-60 years old. They are called warts in everyday life. Based on the results of the study, senile warts develop when the patient is over 40 years old or more. Traditional medicine in the elimination of keratomas.Many people use folk remedies, but experts advise that you first undergo an examination to determine rationality. Treatment of senile warts. Folk remedies at home. Surgical removal methods. Senile wart (keratoma) is a pathological age-related change on the human skin of a benign nature. How to get rid of senile warts today. Treatment of senile warts is carried out by folk methods, drugs or by surgery.Treatment with folk remedies will not help completely remove a large keratoma or mole, and medications are recommended to be used. The causes of keratomas. Senile age warts are observed among patients of older age groups. The risk group includes people with dry skin (mainly men), over 50 years of age. How to remove senile warts (age-related keratomas) with folk remedies? Photo and treatment of keratosis. Age-related warts (senile) refer to seborrheic dermatitis of the skin of a non-viral nature of origin.The main factor in the occurrence of skin pas. Senile warts are not always amenable to treatment with folk remedies. With advanced stages of development, age-related keratomas should be removed surgically. Read more on how to get rid of seborrheic papillomas. If you cannot get rid of warts with folk remedies, then it is quite possible to slow down their growth. Treatment of senile warts has a number of difficulties. After all, not all known methods of treatment can be applied due to the appearance of contraindications.And their appearance is due. Treatment of warts and keratomas with folk remedies at home. Treatment of senile warts and age-related keratomas. With age, people may develop a mass of various diseases, which is primarily associated with natural processes of deterioration in their health.