Meta description: Black spot on foot are linked to plantar warts. Blood vessel have grown into the wart causing the black color. Most common in children, they appear on the bottom of the foot. Usually flat caused from the pressure applied when walking.
Black spot on foot are plantar warts named after the part of the body they show up on – the bottom of the foot. Plantar warts s are generally singular and small in size, but they can grow in clusters called mosaic warts. One distinguishing feature is the small black spot that appears on the wart, referred to as seeds.
What is black spot on foot?
Plantar warts develop on the ball or the heel of the foot. At the center of the wart are black spots, these are capillaries that supply it with blood. …show more content…
• Store medications in a cool, dry place away from direct heat or light.
• Discard outdated or unused portions properly.
Frequently asked questions
1. Is Black spot on foot contagious?
HPV virus is contagious and coming in contact with it will cause the condition to develop and spread. The virus thrives in heat and moisture and shared environments from playgrounds to gym showers.
2. Do I need to see a doctor?
In most cases, no. Plantar warts usually disappear on their own. If the condition persists and you notice swelling or a redness to the area – you may have an infection. Call your doctor.
3. If the first treatment doesn't work, what will we try next?
Avoid using OTC treatments unless your doctor has prescribed it. Depending on the cause and your own health, the doctor selects the best series of treatment for you.
4. How is Black spot on foot transmitted?
It’ transmitted through direct contact with contaminated surfaces or skin-to-skin contact.
5. How long will it take to get results?
Everyone is different. For some the wart will disappear during a two-year period. Freezing the wart takes two to four weeks to remove. Peeling method takes several weeks to months to see
Black spot on foot are plantar warts named after the part of the body they show up on – the bottom of the foot. Plantar warts s are generally singular and small in size, but they can grow in clusters called mosaic warts. One distinguishing feature is the small black spot that appears on the wart, referred to as seeds.
What is black spot on foot?
Plantar warts develop on the ball or the heel of the foot. At the center of the wart are black spots, these are capillaries that supply it with blood. …show more content…
• Store medications in a cool, dry place away from direct heat or light.
• Discard outdated or unused portions properly.
Frequently asked questions
1. Is Black spot on foot contagious?
HPV virus is contagious and coming in contact with it will cause the condition to develop and spread. The virus thrives in heat and moisture and shared environments from playgrounds to gym showers.
2. Do I need to see a doctor?
In most cases, no. Plantar warts usually disappear on their own. If the condition persists and you notice swelling or a redness to the area – you may have an infection. Call your doctor.
3. If the first treatment doesn't work, what will we try next?
Avoid using OTC treatments unless your doctor has prescribed it. Depending on the cause and your own health, the doctor selects the best series of treatment for you.
4. How is Black spot on foot transmitted?
It’ transmitted through direct contact with contaminated surfaces or skin-to-skin contact.
5. How long will it take to get results?
Everyone is different. For some the wart will disappear during a two-year period. Freezing the wart takes two to four weeks to remove. Peeling method takes several weeks to months to see