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Warts Plantar
Included in the HPV virus group are foot warts, plantar warts, and are easily removed with cryotherapy or cryosurgery.
These lesions are located on the surface of the skin that develop in areas of pressure such as the ball or heel of the foot. These lesions can be endophytic which means they grow into deeper layers of the skin. The cause of these lesions is HPV (Human papillomavirus).
Included in the HPV virus group are foot warts, plantar warts, and are easily removed with cryotherapy or cryosurgery.
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Warts Plantar -
Cryotherapy, Cryosurgery
These lesions may cause pain when applying pressure to the area. They are caused by exposure of the virus to the skin through cuts or breaks in the skin when walking barefoot in public places such as showers, pools or wearing footwear of an infected person.
Included in the HPV virus group are foot warts, plantar warts, and are easily removed with cryotherapy or cryosurgery.
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