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Symptoms of WARTS


Symptoms include a small, raised bump on the skin. They begin as small (1mm to 3mm) lumps and progressively grow larger. Warts have a rough surface and clearly defined borders and appear to have the same color as the skin. Sometimes, however, their color may become darker. Warts often appear in clusters around a mother wart. If you cut into the wart surface, you will see small black dots or bleeding points. In general, warts are painless and don’t itch. However, those that occur on the soles of the feet typically cause pain when putting weight on the affected foot.



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Medical Content Last Updated on 07/12/2008

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