They are generally harmless and often go away on their own within a few years.
Let's find out the type of wart your child is looking at before you see what is available over the counter for warts.
Here is why:
Plantar warts are found on the soles of the feet.
Because of their location, they can become extremely painful.
Large numbers of plantar warts on the foot may cause difficulty when running and even walking.
Let's see how your child can take care of this wart.
These occur more often in children because they are more common where skin was broken, such as from biting fingernails or minor cut to the skin.
They will feel like rough bumps on the skin.
Let's continue and see what a pharmacist recommend you use to get rid of this wart.
Here is why:
If it is likely a common wart, then let's continue.
Let's see what your child may be looking at.
Did it shave easily without pain or was it very painful?
Warning!
If it bleeds, cause a lot of pain, or expands, we strongly suggest your child see the doctor.
Why?
You will want to rule out a melanoma.
Now, let's continue and see how we can take care of this wart if you are convinced it is a plantar wart.
To determine this, we have a few questions for you.
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