ChatterBank1 min ago
Verucca
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do they only happen on the sole of your feet?
I swear I've got one on the lower heel, close to the sole of foot, outer left so I need to be a contortionist to see it.
I swear I've got one on the lower heel, close to the sole of foot, outer left so I need to be a contortionist to see it.
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A verruca is just an ingrowing wart.Caused to be ingrowing due to the pressure. They occur on the parts of the foot where it presses into the skin. if it occurs on a 'non pressurized' part of the body it grows outward and is a wart.
warts and verrucas are caused by a slow growing virus, most over the counter remedies are useless just see your GP.
warts and verrucas are caused by a slow growing virus, most over the counter remedies are useless just see your GP.
Alba, try the duct tape method first, it worked a treat for me with one on my heel.
Cover it with duct tape for six days (if the tape falls of, which it will, just put another piece on). Then soak it for ten minutes and try picking it off, the skin will be very soft and white from being covered and then soaked. Then repeat the whole process...six days covered, ten minute soak... until the verruca has gone. Mine went after the second stint of doing this.
I got this from the patient uk site I think, try googling it, and it honestly does work really well. Totally painless too.
Cover it with duct tape for six days (if the tape falls of, which it will, just put another piece on). Then soak it for ten minutes and try picking it off, the skin will be very soft and white from being covered and then soaked. Then repeat the whole process...six days covered, ten minute soak... until the verruca has gone. Mine went after the second stint of doing this.
I got this from the patient uk site I think, try googling it, and it honestly does work really well. Totally painless too.