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Which parts of the body are most commonly affected by warts?
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Everywhere: Hands, feet, legs arms, -genitals and even the face. Non genital warts are most commonly found on the hands followed by the sole of the foot.
Answered 2/2/2017
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Hands & feet: The hands and feet are most common.
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