What are the small black thorns inside the wart

Skin diseases can cause considerable trouble to our bodies. For example, warts are common in our lives. Many people know that warts are a skin disease, but almost no one knows what the small black thorns inside warts are. So what exactly are the small black thorns inside warts and what kind of impact will they have on our bodies? If you don’t know, you can learn about it here.

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Black spots caused by congestion

The small black spots inside warts are generally caused by congestion of small blood vessels in the skin. The main reason is that human papilloma enters the exposed basal cells, causing thickening of the skin's stratum spinosum and rupture of small blood vessels. These small black spots can cause squeezing pain.

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Dark spots caused by pigmentation

If no effective treatment measures are taken after the appearance of warts, as time goes by, the melanocytes in the skin will gather at the site of the warts, causing the formation of black spots.

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Black spots after freezing

Warts may also develop black blisters after liquid nitrogen cryotherapy. This is mainly due to congestion caused by tissue necrosis within the warts. However, these black spots are usually larger and generally appear in the shape of round blisters.

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How to remove the black spots of warts

No matter what the cause of the black spots, as long as effective treatment measures are taken actively, the black spots on the warts will be effectively cured, because these black spots appear along with the warts. As long as the warts are cured, they will be cured. So how should warts be treated?

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Treatment for warts

1. Drug treatment: Patients with warts can take antiviral drugs and apply antiviral ointment at the same time, and intramuscular injection of antiviral drugs when necessary.

2. Cryosurgery: Cryosurgery needs to be carried out in batches. It is generally difficult to completely eliminate the symptoms in one go. The depth, number of freeze-thaw cycles and freezing range can be properly controlled. The disadvantage is that...

3. Laser treatment: The size of the lesions treated with laser is consistent. This method can be used for common warts with easily anesthetized surrounding areas. Generally, it can be eradicated in one time. The disadvantage is that it may leave scars and secondary infection. Filiform warts can also be treated with this method.

4. Surgical resection: If the wart is large, laser treatment will cause a large wound. In this case, consider using shell surgical resection and suturing. However, this method cannot simply remove the wart. It should include a small amount of normal tissue around the wart, and at the same time cooperate with systemic antiviral treatment or the use of immunomodulators.