Warts are caused mainly by viral skin infections. The virus that causes warts is known as human papilloma virus. It attacks a privileged skin layer and, when located in the area of pressure of fact, results in thick disordered growth subject to tension. The plantar wart develops on the sole of the foot known as the sole of the foot. They have a latency period from months to years depending on the immune system of the affected person. The planar wart of the planter affects all ages, but it is more common among children aged 12 to 16 and is rare among adults. The main risk factors are as follows.
- Skin trauma
- Weak immune system due to specific medications and diseases
- Regular use of public shower
The poor cause of the planter is on the foot:
As mentioned above, plantar warts are caused by human papillomavirus, which affects the soles of the soles of the outer layers of the skin. There are many types of human papilloma virus, but only a few warts occur in different parts of the body and mucosa. This virus grows in a warm and damp environment such as public swimming area, shower floor, locker room. Walking around a public gym or pool may infect the virus. It may enter the body from cracked skin, fragile skin due to regular moisture exposure, scratches or scraps. When human papilloma virus spreads from the original infection site, multiple plantar warts appear. They may appear in the following form:
- Some individual planter warts in different parts of the feet.
- Kissing planter's warts: A pair of warts appearing at the point where two toes or feet and toe balls touch.
- Mosaic grower's warts: This is a wart group that appears in the form of a large single lesion.
Symptoms of planter are feet wart:
- Mysterious pain and tenderness on the foot when walking or standing.
- Pain feet feels like a mass under the foot.
- A grayish or yellowish smooth surface on the surface of the foot.
- Foot and back pain resulting from a poor posture.
- Small coagulated blood vessels known as black pinpoints and warts species.
- The presence of hard, thick callous is at your feet. It represents growing planter warts.
- Normal uplift of the skin of the foot and a lesion that breaks the muscle.
How to remove planter's wart with warts:
- Please choose the salicylic acid product suitable for your skin. Most foot sole wart treatment drugs contain 15 to 40% salicylic acid.
- Apply salicylic acid to the affected part of the leg. If there is no response within 24 hours, the treatment is safe.
- Please immerse affected feet in warm water for a few minutes before applying salicylic acid. This softens the skin, so the medicine will easily penetrate the wart.
- Please make sure that the treatment part is covered with a bandage. This will help kill the wart by asphyxiation. It is to prevent discomfort and irritation.
- Soak the affected feet in hot water again and soften the skin. Gently remove the dead skin and do not treat the dry skin.
Conclusion
Warts of the feet of the planter may hurt to the extent that it affects people's daily activities. Home relief is effective, but it is imperative to see a dermatologist to further verify and guarantee that the wart is completely treated.
