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Athlete's foot (Tinea pedis): symptoms and treatment

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Plantar wart: cause (HPV), symptoms, treatment, and how to prevent. Self-care or see the GP.
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Plantar Wart – What to Do?

A plantar wart (verruca plantaris) is a hard, rough, round growth on the sole of the foot. Caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). Contagious in moist environments such as swimming pools and gyms. Here you can read about symptoms, treatment, and prevention.

Symptoms and Cause

Pain or discomfort when walking or standing, especially on pressure points. Sometimes black dots in the centre (blood vessels). HPV enters through cuts or scrapes. Not everyone who comes into contact gets a wart – the immune system plays a role.

Plantar Wart – verruca plantaris on sole of foot

Treatment

Self-care: wart remover with salicylic acid. If that doesn't work: GP or dermatologist for freezing (cryotherapy), electrosurgery, or laser therapy.

Prevention

Wear waterproof sandals in public moist areas. Do not share towels or shoes. Keep feet clean and dry. Strengthen your immune system with healthy nutrition, exercise, and sufficient sleep.

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Product recommendation

Product recommendation

Scholl Wart Treatment Pen

TCA-Active treatment pen for targeted application on verrucas. Precision tip with blue gel – 4.1★.

Product recommendation

Product recommendation

Scholl Wart Treatment Pen (Hands & Feet)

Same clinically proven pen for warts on hands and feet. Visible results in about 1 week with precise application.

Frequently Asked Questions About Plantar Warts

Answers about plantar warts, treatment, and prevention.

How can I prevent plantar warts?
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Wear sandals in swimming pools and gyms. Do not share towels or shoes. Keep feet clean and dry. Strengthen your immune system.

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What is a plantar wart?
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A plantar wart is a hard, rough growth on the sole of the foot, caused by HPV. Contagious in swimming pools and gyms. Sometimes with black dots in the centre.

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How do I treat a plantar wart?

Self-care with salicylic acid-containing wart remover. If that doesn't work: GP or dermatologist for freezing or other treatment.

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