Warts
Warts
Warts are caused by different strain of human papilloma virus(HPV). Warts are most commonly seen on face, hands, scalp & feet. They may also develop in the genital or anal area. Depending on type of wart, we can remove it by topical medication like Salicylic acid, Retinoic acid, Psoralene, by Electrocauterization, by Laser removal or Cryotherapy(lig. No).
Frequently Asked Questions
Warts are caused by a viral infection that leads to rough, raised growths on the skin's surface.
Yes, warts can spread through direct contact or through cuts and breaks in the skin.
Some warts disappear on their own over time, though this can take months or even years.
Options include freezing, laser treatment, and topical medications, depending on the size and location of the wart.
Yes, warts can recur, especially if the underlying virus is not fully cleared from the skin.
Yes, foot warts, known as plantar warts, often grow inward due to pressure from walking.
Home removal can be risky and may lead to infection, so professional treatment is generally safer.
Yes, children are more prone to warts due to frequent skin contact and developing immunity.
Yes, scratching or touching a wart can spread the virus to other areas of the skin.
A doctor should check any wart that changes in appearance, bleeds, or does not respond to treatment.