What are the consequences of untreated plantar warts?

If many diseases are not treated in time, the harm to the patient is very great, and plantar warts are no exception. Plantar warts, as an infectious skin disease, also require immediate treatment. So, what are the dangers of plantar warts?

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1. Infectious. Plantar warts are an infectious skin disease caused by human papillomavirus. They can spread to nearby areas through minor skin breaks, and quickly, without the patient feeling anything, the plantar warts have begun to grow.

2. Threaten the health of your family. Plantar warts can be transmitted indirectly. The HPV infection can survive outside the body for 3-5 days. If the patient's clothes are mixed with the clothes of relatives, they may be transmitted to relatives.

3. The occurrence of complications. Plantar warts are also related to human immunity. Once infected, they will affect the human immune system. May cause damage to the human immune system.

4. Carcinogens. Data analysis of some cancer patients showed that the vast majority of them were related to human papillomavirus infection, which causes plantar warts.

5. Genetic. Patients with a positive family history can pass on the plantar wart virus infection gene to the next generation, causing long-term effects on future generations.

Plantar warts are growths that occur on the heel, plantar bones or between the soles of the feet. Most of them are caused by human papillomavirus and are a type of common warts. Plantar warts occur on the soles of the feet. Due to decreased immunity, sweating, or multiple trauma, it will infect itself through minor skin injuries and then increase in number.

Warts are a common, frequently occurring and chronic disease in dermatology. They are one of the more common viral infections and are mainly related to human papillomavirus infection. They are common in people with low immune function and are more common in spring and autumn. Plantar warts are a type of wart caused by HPV virus infection. If not treated, they will continue to be infected, and in severe cases, they will affect daily life. If the plantar warts occur over a large area, patients are advised to use crystal cream and Sapience chemical drugs to erode the local skin for treatment. This treatment method causes great pain to the patient. In addition, superficial X-ray tumor radiotherapy is also more effective.