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Planter warts back of the foot.
I have developed planter warts at the back of the foot. I initially had 6 on the thumb and now looks like it is growing on foot 3 other places nearby thumb.
Already using salicylic lotion(sailpaint), zinc supplements and corn caps.
Can we have a way to kill and stop it spreading more ?
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It look like plantar wart only..
Other ways are available
Cryotherapy is most effective
Parring with chemical cauterization
Radio-frequency abliation
Next Steps
now consult online to add few more medicine
after lockdown visit dermatologist for procedure
Health Tips
continue slaipaint
wear sock n shoe so it will not spread to urslef as well to family members
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Dr. Dipty Agrawal
Dermatologist
11 yrs exp
Aurangabad
Hi. This is wart. It is viral Infection, it spreads by touch.
Ideal Treatment for this is laser or cautery. It is done at Dermatologist clinic.
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if u are using salactin paint then to increase its efficacy first dip ur feet in warm water for 10 min and then apply salactin paint once a day. it takes time to heal with salactin paint
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