Wart on the heel: methods of treatment and diagnosis

The wart on the heel on the heel on the heel is the most common and probably the most painful neoplasm, the cause of which is getting into small, invisible eye damage to the skin of the papillomatosis virus.

The problems that each patient has to deal with with severe plantar warts is associated with the impossibility of calm and painless walking, resting on the aching leg.

Wart on the heel

The heel wart always grows, pushing the surrounding thickness of the skin, so the traumatization of the tumor formation itself and neighboring segments of the epithelium is constantly occurring.

The heel wart is an education that mankind has to fight throughout history, and only modern methods of treatment can guarantee to get rid of this education.

Traditional methods of treatment of

The methods proposed by alternative medicine suggest applying to the sore spot plants that have ketorolytic properties - garlic, celandine, potato juice, sea salt.

The effectiveness of these folk remedies is doubtful, of course, but there will not be much harm to health either.

More effective use of pharmacy products, which proved the possibility of their appointment over many years of experience - these techniques include the treatment of the surface of a nude with concentrated solutions of salicylic or lactic acid.

These drugs can be applied directly to the surface of the wart, or with the help of special medical patches. When using these drugs, it is important to apply them only to the area in which the wart on the heel is located - the surrounding areas should be sealed with a common bactericidal plaster.

It is important to remember that such treatment should be carried out constantly - treatment of plantar warts should be done every evening, but no more than 60 consecutive days, and it is necessary to immediately stop treatment if suppuration, irritation or sprouting of the tumor occurs.

Modern methods of treatment of

In the event that there is a wart on the heel - treatment using modern techniques allows to speed up the process of eliminating the tumor and, importantly, to guarantee the expected result.

Today, dermatologists or cosmetologists for the treatment of this disease use:

• moxibustion with liquid nitrogen warts - removal is painful enough and will require several visits to a dermatologist or beautician;
• laser removal - carried out without blood, and the possibility of getting unpleasant sensations is reduced to a minimum;
• removal of an ailment by means of radio waves is practically painless, but it may be necessary to re-treat the surface on which it is located.

Currently, almost no use for the removal of plantar warts surgical intervention, because its use "knocks" the patient out of the usual rhythm of life and occupation for several weeks - until the wound is completely healed on the leg takes a long time.

In addition, it is impossible to guarantee that even if all conditions are met, the infection does not get into the wound - any purulent lesions on the lower limbs are very difficult to treat, especially with the concomitant pathology of the vessels.

Very rarely used today and photodynamic therapy - irradiation of the surface of the neoplasm after it has been treated with dimethylsulfoxide.