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A plantar wart is not treated with a cone biopsy or colposcopy. Some lumps appear on the bottom of the foot in a clustered mosaic pattern with seed-like black dots in the center. These condylomatas have been described as very uncomfortable like a stone in one’s shoe. Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) is cause of these. A plantar wart is not treated with a cone biopsy or colposcopy.

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Plantar Wart

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Cone Biopsy, Colposcopy

Unlike common condylomata treatments, these foot ailments are below the skin and, thus, difficult to treat. Surgical treatments--laser, electrosurgery, or cutting-- Salicylic acid plaster and application of other chemicals may be used to treat these foot ailments. Changing footwear and keeping the foot dry is recommended. A plantar wart is not treated with a cone biopsy or colposcopy.

Other Topics: HPV and Cervical Cancer, HPV, HPV Picture, HPV STD, HPV Mild Dysplasia, Human Papilloma Virus Symptom, Human Papilloma Virus, LEEP Procedure, ASCUS, Genital Wart

Dr. Joe Glickman, Jr., M.D.

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