What are the clinical symptoms of verruca vulgaris?

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For some children and teenagers, there are a lot of cases suffering from scrofula, that is, we know about warts, some are ordinary warts, some are flat warts, and genital warts, in addition to oral warts, throat warts are also more common, so what are the symptoms of scrofula and what are the clinical symptoms of ordinary warts? Now let me tell you something.

What are the clinical symptoms of verruca vulgaris?

Let's talk about verruca vulgaris first. For this kind of wart, the symptoms are usually the size of a needle at the beginning, and then slowly develop into the size of a pea. It feels hard and the color is generally grayish yellow. If you press it with your hand, you will feel tenderness, and it will generally grow on our eyelids and neck.

That is to say, the verruca vulgaris growing on the sole of our feet is also a small papule at the beginning, and then gradually develops and becomes larger. The color is generally grayish brown and grayish yellow. Naturally, there will be different degrees of pain, which is generally related to the trauma and sweating of our feet.

This kind of verruca vulgaris is generally the size of a grain of rice. The slightly larger ones are the size of mung beans. The surface is smooth and hard to feel. The color is normal. Generally, the number is relatively large, and some are arranged in strips. Generally, there is no pain.

matters needing attention

Most patients with verruca subside spontaneously within 1-2 years of onset. Even if many patients use deep destructive methods, 1 / 3 of them still relapse. Therefore, it is necessary to choose carefully. It is not suitable to use some treatments that can cause permanent scars.