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What causes warts in breast area?
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Wart virus: Warts are viruses and are contagious. Someone else with warts on their skin or you with warts somewhere else on your own skin can transfer the virus to a new place. It's best to get them removed/treated so you don't spread them further.
Answered 10/23/2017
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