Verrucas

Verrucas are small, rough warts that develop on the soles of the feet due to a viral infection, often causing pain while walking or standing.

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Verrucas, also known as plantar warts, are small, hard, rough growths that appear on the bottom of the feet. They are caused by Human Papillomavirus (HPV), which enters through tiny cuts or breaks in the skin.

Because of their location on the soles, verrucas often grow inward due to body pressure, and may feel like a painful stone when walking.

Causes:
    •    HPV infection (skin-to-skin or surface contact)
    •    Walking barefoot in communal areas (pools, showers)
    •    Weak immune system
    •    Skin cuts or abrasions on feet
    •    Sharing socks or...
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Verrucas, also known as plantar warts, are small, hard, rough growths that appear on the bottom of the feet. They are caused by Human Papillomavirus (HPV), which enters through tiny cuts or breaks in the skin.

Because of their location on the soles, verrucas often grow inward due to body pressure, and may feel like a painful stone when walking.

Causes:
    •    HPV infection (skin-to-skin or surface contact)
    •    Walking barefoot in communal areas (pools, showers)
    •    Weak immune system
    •    Skin cuts or abrasions on feet
    •    Sharing socks or shoes

Symptoms:
    •    Small, rough, grainy growth on foot sole
    •    Black dots (clotted blood vessels)
    •    Pain while walking or pressure
    •    May spread to other areas

Treatment Options:
    •    Cryotherapy (freezing the wart)
    •    Laser wart removal
    •    Salicylic acid topical treatment
    •    Electrosurgery or curettage
    •    Immune-boosting medication
    •    Foot hygiene education to prevent recurrence

With proper care, verrucas can be effectively removed and further spread prevented.
 

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Common Questions for Verrucas (FAQs)

Verrucas are warts that appear on the soles of the feet, caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). They may have a rough texture and sometimes contain black dots.

Verrucas spread through direct skin contact or contaminated surfaces like swimming pools and shared showers. Walking barefoot increases the risk.

Treatments include salicylic acid, cryotherapy (freezing the wart), laser treatment, and minor surgical removal if necessary.

Yes, some verrucas disappear within months or years as the immune system fights the virus, but treatment can speed up the process.

Avoid walking barefoot in public places, keep feet clean and dry, wear flip-flops in shared showers, and avoid touching warts.

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