Wart under foot

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Wart under foot

Asked for Female, 25 Years

I had wart under my foot. How can it be treated effectively & how long it has to be treated. Some doctor say 6month or more is it true?

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Dr. Pavan Murdeshwar Plastic Surgeon 13 yrs exp Bangalore Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Pavan Murdeshwar

Plastic Surgeon 13 yrs exp Bangalore

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Hello mam.... The wart and corns are common on the foot. Usually they wont bother unless it starts pricking or spreading. The conservative management are somewhat unreliable, where the result might delay upto several months. In case of symptomatic lesions we do advise to go for removal of the lesions, which are simple and quick procedures. The type of removal depends upon the condition of the wart. U can consult me at my clinic or text me a picture, for me to guide u regarding the same.

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