Wart and changes in the feet of a teenager – warts, warts or corns?
Hello, I am a mother of a teenage boy and I would like to ask for advice from specialists. At
teenagers have appeared on their feet lesions that look like warts or warts, although they do not
I'm sure if they could also be corns. I want to better understand what we have to do with
Deal. In accordance with what we were advised earlier, we used Brodacid purchased from the pharmacy. I applied it according to the instructions, but I didn't notice any improvement. I don't know how long
Brodacid should usually be used for effects to appear, or whether this preparation is fully
recommended for teenagers. I would appreciate any guidance on whether I should continue with his
use, or rather stop and reach for other methods. The teenager has recently been going to
swimming pool, and also often walks barefoot on the grass in the garden and happens to walk barefoot in the meadow.
I wonder what the etiology of such changes may be. Is the pool to blame? Is walking barefoot on
grass or meadow can also promote warts or warts? Please help me
in assessing whether these can be viral warts, warts or corns. I would also like to
ask for information on what preparations or emergency measures are worth using for a teenage boy
until a dermatological consultation. I attach a photo of my son's feet to make it easier to judge
nature of the changes. Thank you very much in advance for every opinion and suggestion.
