Warts are a common viral skin infection in children caused by the HPV virus. They often appear on the hands, feet or other parts of the body as small, round growths with a rough surface. While they are usually painless, warts can cause discomfort or irritation, especially when located in pressure areas such as the soles of the feet.
At our dermatology clinic, we approach each case with care and attention, tailored to the needs of children. Our goal is to provide effective treatment while minimizing discomfort, helping children safely and comfortably get rid of warts, ensuring the health and well-being of their skin.
Topical Treatments:
- Topical medications containing trichloroacetic acid or other keratolytic agents.
- Antiseptic care to prevent the spread to other areas.
Medications:
- Immune-Boosting treatments to enhance the body’s immune response.
In-Clinic Treatments:
- Cryotherapy.
- Laser.
- Surgical removal for persistent or extensive cases.
Prevention of spread
- Avoid direct contact with the lesions and use of personal items (e.g. towels).
- Avoid walking without shoes in public places (swimming pools, gyms).
