Question 1

what are the signs of plantar warts?

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Several: Pain on direct pressure and side to side pressure of the growth.Seeing small black heads in the center ofthe growth.

Question 2

what are causes for a plantar warts?

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Virus: Warts are caused by a virus.  The term plantar means the bottom of the foot.

Question 3

a plantar wart problem

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Wart is from viruses: Vague question, but a wart is a skin lump caused by papilloma viruses (it sometimes spreads to other people). A corn is a lump of dead skin cells formed where there is repeated pressure or friction on the skin (happens without viruses). Both lumps can push into the bottom of a foot because on the sole, a person stands or walks on the lumps all day.

Question 4

how to know if you have a plantar wart?

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Feel it: You  feel it  harder than adjacent  normal area, and also tender.

Question 5

could you spread a plantar wart like this?

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See below: Warts including plantar warts can be spread by direct contact.

Question 6

is a plantar wart contagious?

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It can be: Yes. Virus particles shed and can be transmitted. If you share a shower then spray lysol, if you share a bed wear socks....

Question 7

any natural remedies for plantar warts?

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Many: There are also many over the counter remedies and professional treatments.

Question 8

how will doctors get rid of plantar warts?

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Many ways: From topical acids, freezes, lasers, topical meds, oral vitamin supplements etc.

Question 9

how do.i know if my.plantar wart is healing?

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Decreased pain: Often after a plantar wart is treated by your doctor the pain will start to subside. But your doctor will often need to pare/debride the wart to see if good skin is visible.

Question 10

is it safe to treat a plantar wart with dncb?

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Why would you?: There are many safer chemical applications that you could use. Dncb (2, 4-dinitrochlorobenzene) is a benzene derivatave that causes a hypersensitivity reaction when applied to the skin.  See a podiatrist, as there are many other safer solutions that could potentially be used.

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