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Will HPV Verruca Plantaris Of Foot Develop Into Cancer?

Hi i have been smoking for the past 14 years, i have a planter wart under my foot, recently i had a second excursion of this wart, exfoliating tissue from my foot has accidentally come into contact with my nose what is the risk of this HPV Verruca Plantaris developing into cancer
Thu, 4 Sep 2014
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HI, thanks for using healthcare magic

The risk of conversion to cancer is low to non existent. Warts in the genital region do have a risk of cancer.

They are contagious however so this needs to be prevented.

In terms of treatment, it can be at home or done at your doctor's office. Home treatment involves the use of salicylic acid.

I hope this helps
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Will HPV Verruca Plantaris Of Foot Develop Into Cancer?

HI, thanks for using healthcare magic The risk of conversion to cancer is low to non existent. Warts in the genital region do have a risk of cancer. They are contagious however so this needs to be prevented. In terms of treatment, it can be at home or done at your doctor s office. Home treatment involves the use of salicylic acid. I hope this helps