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Warts are small granules that grow on the surface of the skin. They are raised and rough in shape. They can grow anywhere on the body. They often appear on the hands, feet, neck, face, etc. They are benign caused by human papillomavirus (HPV) infection. Skin growths. If you have a good immune system, even if you are infected with a virus, you may not get warts, or the warts will be cured automatically; however, people with weak immunity, such as chronic patients, long-term stress, or those who have received organ transplants, are more likely to get the disease. If you can't help but scratch the affected area, the virus may spread, so if you find warts, you should seek medical advice immediately to prevent the disease from spreading. Be aware that nicotine damages the immune system, and smoking and drinking can slow down the healing process.<\/p>\n
Treatment methods for warts mainly include chemotherapy, surgery, cryotherapy and laser therapy. The former three are more likely to leave pigment or scars, while laser treatment uses carbon dioxide laser to vaporize the wart tissue and burn the skin surface to remove the infected tissue. Generally, no scars are left and the effect is better.<\/p>\n
To reduce the chance of being recruited, in addition to washing your hands frequently, taking good care of wounds, avoiding barefoot walking in public places and sharing items, you should also eat a balanced diet and exercise regularly to enhance your body's resistance.<\/p>\n
Dr. Yongbai Su, Fellow of the Royal College of General Practitioners<\/p>\n