Plantar Wart Best Treatment
Where Plantar Warts Come From
A fairly common virus known as HPV, or the human papillomavirus is the cause of the very common warts on the bottom of the foot and with in 100 miles, only Beaver Valley Foot Clinic has the Plantar Wart Best Treatment – Swift Microwave wart CURE!. genital warts are treated at Body Beautiful.
Sweaty shoes, hotel rooms, pool decks, and locker rooms all can harbor HPV. This virus thrives in environments that are warm and moist.
Runners, Gymnasts, and those with blisters and athletes foot are all at risk, as are children and pregnant women in particular. Since HPV enters the skin so people who may have a cut, scrape, crack, or skin that is waterlogged are especially at risk. That said, sometimes these entry points are so tiny you can’t even detect them.
Anyone can get a wart, but the elderly people, and those with conditions that compromise immune system function are also both at increased risk, and have a hard time fighting them.
THE SWIFT TREATMENT SYSTEM
Swift is the newest treatment protocol for warts that is actually considered the first CURE! It offers our patients significantly less painful, faster, easier, safer, and more effective results for the removal of warts than previous methods, such as laser, acid, using peeling chemicals or cryotherapy.
The Swift wart procedure itself only takes a couple of seconds. Using a special handpiece we deliver lower-power microwave energy to the layers of skin surrounding the wart. The microwaves excite water molecules and generate heat and friction, which in turn draws in proteins and activates your immune system.
With Swift, you direct your body’s attention exactly where it needs to go, and help it quickly build up an immunity to the strand of HPV causing your wart. In short order, the virus is cured and your body can start re-growing new, healthy tissue. Aside from 2-3 seconds of minor discomfort during application the procedure is painless afterwards, with no broken skin or downtime. If your time is important, most warts resolve with only 1-2 treatments.
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What Are Symptoms Of Plantar Warts?
There are many visible symptoms of plantar warts on the body which makes it easy for anyone to notice its symptoms. Here are some of them:
• Pain when walking or standing
• A small growth of rough area in the bottom of foot. It usually develops between your toes, heel or the ball of your feet. • Growth of lighter rough skin on dark areas. Its usually lighter than the affected skin.
• Thickened or hard skin around the rough area, calluses may also appear.
• Tiny black dots on the bottom of your feet.
What Are Risk Factors Of Plantar Warts?
Anyone can suffer from plantar warts, but there are some risk factors that can make plantar warts more prone to you, here are some of them:
• A weak immune system or a poor blood circulation
• Suffering from plantar warts in the past
• Being a child or a teenager
• Walking bare foot in places where wart-causing bacteria live, these places can include swimming pools, locker rooms, and gyms.
How To Prevent Plantar Warts?
Prevent plantar warts from reaching by our feet isn’t a hard task, all you need to do is keep yourself protected in specific situations, here are some tips to prevent plantar warts:
• Do not walk barefoot in swimming pools, gyms or locker rooms. They have a huge amount of these bacteria and these places contain many other harmful bacteria as well.
• Always keep your feet clean and dry, make sure to avoid moisture in between your toes.
• Don’t scratch your warts, it will make them worse
• Do not touch your warts even if they are your own, but even if you do make sure to wash your hands properly
• Use a different nail clipper, bath scrubber or pumice stone for area affected by wart and do not use these things in the healthy part of your body.
When to visit a doctor
If the following apply to the growth on your foot:
The growth bleeds, hurts, or alters in size or color.
You’ve tried treating the wart, but after clearing up for a while, it returns, persists, or multiplies (recurs)
Your discomfort limits your ability to do things.
Additionally, you have diabetes or weak foot sensation.
Due to immune-suppressing medications, HIV/AIDS, or other immune system illnesses, your immune system is also compromised.
The growth’s identity as a wart is unclear.
Will Plantar Wart Removal Leave a Scar Or Affect Walking?
Yes, it’s possible for plantar warts treatment to leave scars, but whether it affects your walk depends on the severity, size, location and treatment used, here’s how it works:
1. Scarring: Most common treatments for plantar warts such as cryotherapy, or minor surgical removal can leave a small scar but in most cases the scar will fade over time. However, if a more aggressive treatment like laser therapy or surgical excision is used them it can lead to a much more noticeable scarring.
2. Affect On Walking: Wart removal significantly affect your walk especially if the wart was in weight bearing areas such as heel or ball of the foot, you can expect discomfort while walking since use of these areas is important while walking. As the scar heals you will notice improvements, but if the scar tissue doesn’t heal properly then you can expect long term discomfort.
How To Prevent Plantar Warts From Spreading To Other Body Parts?
To prevent plantar warts spreading to other body parts, you can try out these tips:
1. Avoid Touching Or Picking: If you touch or pick warts then it can spread the virus to other body parts since your fingers will carry the virus. Once your fingers touch other body parts then virus will successfully spread and cause plantar warts in other body parts.
2. Keep Your Wart Covered: Waterproof bandages or tapes are great for covering warts, especially if you want to go to places like swimming places or gyms. These places are full of wart causing bacteria, so it’s a great idea to have some protection!
3. Keep Feet Clean and Dry: The best areas for wart causing bacteria are moist environments, and it doesn’t matter how small or big that place it, which means even a small space as between your toes can be enough, so make sure there’s no moisture trapped between your toes.
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