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Seed Wart
There are different kinds of wart caused by a virus and one of them is seed wart. Seed wart is a benign growth on the skin caused by virus. This particular seed wart causes the blood vessels to produce black dots and marks that look like seeds. These are usually skin colored and feel rough to the touch. Seed wart could appear on the hands or anywhere in the body. Seed wart could be painless, itchy and could be harmful or may cause risk factors.
Seed wart is a common wart that usually grows on fingers and on the back of the hands and often appears and reappears in areas that are injured frequently. Some wart can’t be seen by the naked eyes, but if you use a magnifying glass, it may look a tiny cauliflower. Seed wart can be very small black smooth, flat or could be bumpy on the skin. Regardless of age, seed wart can develop in children, in adolescents and adults. Seed wart can disappear after few months even without treatment, but it may eventually recur if left untreated. Sometimes it may seem that old seed wart may disappear but it may have shed some virus into the skin and other areas surrounding it, thus it may recur or grow again.
To avoid getting seed wart, avoid direct skin to skin contact with a wart
infected individual. Hygiene helps by washing or sterilizing the skin that had been exposed to wart. There are seed wart remedies available with prescription or over the counter. If you have any doubt about the kind of seed wart you are getting, see you doctor for diagnosis and get rid of the seed wart completely.
Since seed wart occur in people of all ages, but most common on children and young adults, as a parent, you should be take action and seek treatment as soon as possible. If you find a simple seed wart on the finger, nails, face and genital area of your child, consult your child’s doctor for the best treatment. It is better to treat seed wart on children everyday and usually at bedtime when they are less mobile.
Although there is no effective way to prevent seed wart, but maintaining a healthy lifestyle will prevent you from contracting this disease. If your immune system is strong it can fight it even if you are exposed to the virus, you may or may not develop seed wart. If you have seed wart avoid touching or scratching your skin because your hands is a carrier of a virus and it may spread and irritates your skin. If the seed wart is black and bumpy, do not pick at them as it may spread the bacteria. Be cautious in using other peoples stuff like razors, socks, shoes or towels, because even if they don’t show visible seed arts, they could be carrying the virus. Seed wart can be a nuisance and perhaps an embarrassment, but bear in mind that this wart is caused by a virus, and anyone can get them without them being aware of.
