What is the symptom that plantar wart changes good

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In daily life, plantar warts, a kind of infectious skin inflammation, has brought great trouble to patients. People may often confuse plantar warts and corns. In fact, the two are different skin inflammation, with great differences. Medical research found that: plantar warts is a kind of highly infectious dermatitis, generally growing in the sole of the human foot. Plantar wart is very difficult to cure successfully at one time, so what is the symptom that plantar wart becomes better? Let's talk about it

What is the symptom that plantar wart changes good

The main symptoms of plantar warts are that the toe warts gradually become soft, flat and thin, less and less painful, the color is lighter and lighter, the wound on the affected area is smaller and smaller, and the natural skin texture grows slowly,

Of course, serious damage to the deep muscles of the skin may have scars, and in some cases, there may be a sudden local skin redness of the sole, rash expansion, itching and other reactions, all of which are signs of improvement, so this indicates that the patient will soon recover.

Avoid pressure and friction to prevent secondary infection. Topical application of topical keratinolysis agents such as 10% salicylic acid and compound salicylic acid collodion can be used to remove callose like keratin on the surface and expose the wart body. Then, the wart body can be peeled off with corrosive agents (refer to the treatment of verruca vulgaris) or with a knife under local anesthesia, and the wart body can be compressed for hemostasis and coated with methylaldehyde. For intractable plantar warts, 20% glutaraldehyde solution can be used externally, once a day. The course of treatment is 12-24 weeks. It can also be used for physical therapy such as liquid nitrogen cryotherapy, high-frequency electricity, carbon dioxide laser and superficial X-ray radiation.

matters needing attention

Plantar warts patients in daily life diet should pay more attention to eat some light food, such as vegetables and fruits and other vitamin rich food, maintain a happy mood and good living habits, pay attention to personal hygiene, frequently change socks, prevent excessive plantar sweating, try to reduce the friction with the sole, avoid too much pressure on the sole. If the disease is serious, you should go to a regular hospital for diagnosis and treatment, and actively cooperate with the doctor's opinions and suggestions for effective treatment.