What are the symptoms of common warts

Common warts are a benign tumor infected by a virus and are always contagious in daily life. The symptoms of common warts are relatively easy to identify, but they can also be easily confused with other diseases, such as corns. The symptoms of a disease are something we can understand and differentiate, provided we understand them clearly.

Typical symptoms: Initially small like millet grains, gradually growing to the size of soybeans, protruding from the skin, grayish white or dirty yellow, with a fluffy and withered surface, shaped like a flower stamen

diagnosis

1. Generally no subjective symptoms, occasional tenderness;

2. The skin lesions are needle-tip to pea-sized, semicircular or polygonal papules with a rough surface and obvious keratinization. Slightly hard to the touch, grayish yellow, dirty brown or normal skin color, papillary proliferation, the surface is mostly stamen or thorn-like;

3. It is common on fingers, backs of hands, nail edges and feet.

Diagnosis

1. It often occurs on fingers, back of hands, nail edges and feet;

2. The skin lesions are needle-tip to pea-sized, hard papules with a rough surface and are stamen- or thorn-like;

3. The initial onset is single, and the number of cases can increase through self-inoculation. There are usually no subjective symptoms and the course of the disease is chronic.