What factors can cause flat wart
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Children suffering from flat wart before, in fact flat wart can be cured, the key is to scientific and reasonable treatment, so as to kill the virus as soon as possible. Verruca plana is caused by human papillomavirus, most of which are sudden appearance. The general appearance is protruding mass or papule, which is round or irregular. Let me introduce to you which factors can cause verruca plana:
What factors can cause flat wart
One: verruca plana is a benign protuberant lesion caused by human papillomavirus (HPV) infection. The surface is flat and smooth without obvious discomfort. It is a chronic process and can be cured without serious harm. Verruca plana is caused by hpv3, 5, 8, 9, 10, 28, 41, 65. HPV is transmitted directly or indirectly to the skin and mucosal epithelial cells of the host. Through the contact of micro erosive surface, it enters into the cell, stays in the epithelial nucleus of the infected site, replicates and transcribes. But does not enter the blood circulation, does not produce viremia.
Second: flat wart is mainly transmitted through direct contact, but also through pollutants, such as needles, brushes, towels and other indirect infection. Trauma is also an important cause of infection, usually can see flat wart along the scratch distribution arranged into a rope, this is an example of trauma caused by infection. In addition, people with low immunity are more likely to infect verruca plana than normal people.
Third: when people have low immunity due to cold, staying up late, overwork, endocrine imbalance, menstruation and other factors, verruca plana virus will take advantage of the situation, and the latent virus may carry out large-scale replication, leading to the onset of disease and more verruca plana rash.
matters needing attention
Warm tips, in fact, we all should not have a kind of fatalistic thinking about flat wart. We must make a good diet plan in our daily life. At the same time, it is necessary to go outdoors and have more activities.
