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by Virginia Pipolini

What is a plantar wart? It is a virus called verruca plantaris, and can be found on either the sole of the foot or the toes. They are usually harmless, but should be treated to prevent discomfort and spreading. You may not even know that the rough patch on your foot is a plantar wart.

Plantar warts are easy to spread. You can contract this virus anywhere that people go barefoot, like public shower, beaches, bathrooms and pool areas. Unfortunately this virus can survive for months without a host. Statistics show that an estimated seven percent of the population have plantar warts.

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by Steve Meyer

There are times when certain treatments don’t work. If you’re at this point, there are still some measures that can be taken. You probably need to try an advanced treatment. My goal is for you to take legitimate information away from this article, should you make your mind up to make an appointment with a specialist. The specialist will most likely discuss the three different types that can be used.

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