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What type of warts is most common in children?
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Simple skin wart: Simple skin warts are common in children and seem more common on the back of hands & fingers but may occur on other surfaces. There is a cousin of the wart called molluscum contagiosum that is also common on a variety of surfaces. Mc often causes more itching & falls off after a few months.
Answered 10/1/2011
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Plantar wart: Plantar warts are the most common type.
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