Wart Control

  

This breakthrough topical treatment is designed to eliminate warts and heal damaged skin. Wart Control is formulated to penetrate deep into skin tissue to reach the roots.

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Planter warts

Planters warts occur on the bottom or sole (planter surface) of the foot.  As planter warts are under pressure from standing and walking, planters warts grow inward, often causing great discomfort and pain. planters warts are caused by a virus (human papilloma virus, HPV) and are contagious. planter warts can be differentiated from a simple callus by characteristic dark specks (thrombosed capillaries) in the center.

Infection from planters warts (HPV) usually occur through tiny cuts or abrasions on the skin. It may take several months for a planters wart to appear after initial exposure.  As  planter warts is a virus,  planter warts are contagious, commonly spread in public swimming pools or communal showers.  To help stop transmission of planter warts,  avoid going barefoot in public places like showers, gyms, locker rooms and around  swimming pools.

Planter warts are also contracted by walking barefoot on dirty surfaces where the planters wart virus is lurking. The planters wart virus thrives in warm, moist environments, making planter wart infections a common occurrence in communal bathing facilities.

If left untreated, planters warts can grow to an inch or more in circumference and can spread into clusters of several warts; these are often called mosaic warts. Like any other infectious lesion, planters warts are spread by touching, scratching, or even by contact with skin shed from another planter wart. planters warts may also bleed another route for spreading.

Planter warts are usually very painful, but are generally harmless.  planters warts are often mistaken for a corn or layers of dead skin that build up to protect an area which is being continuously irritated (calluses).

Planters warts tend to be hard and flat, with a rough surface and well-defined boundary and embedded in the bottom of the foot.  planters warts are often gray or brown (but the color may vary), with a center that appears as one or more pinpoints of black.  If planters warts grow in a cluster, they are called mosaic warts.