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Skin lesion on my feet

2016-11-11 18:10:42
Skin lesion since 1 year . now started getting pain. is it infection? how can this be cured. is it contagious
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Thank you for good resolution photos. This could be a corn / callosity due to chronic pressure or irritation from the footwear. However, this could even possibly be a plantar wart. For now You can use salicylic acid ointment -12% over the area daily at night and vaseline jelly in the morning. ideally you should visit a qualified dermatologist and get it pared and treated.
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if its a plantar wart - it is contagious

Answered2016-11-12 06:51:31

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