Are the black spots inside the wart the roots?

Warts are also called flesh warts, and the more professional name is verruca vulgaris. It is a relatively common skin disease. Many people have this disease. Many people will find black spots inside the warts after careful observation. Many people think that this is the root of the wart, and they think that as long as this is removed, the wart will not grow again. But the fact may not be the case. Now let us understand what this black spot is.

Common warts, commonly known as warts and warts, are mostly caused by HPV2 infection. It usually occurs between the ages of 5 and 20. Common warts can occur anywhere on the body due to autoinoculation, but are most common on the hands. Long-term immersion of hands in water can induce it. Typical skin lesions are gray-brown, brown, or skin-colored papules that are the size of soybeans or larger, with a rough surface, hard texture, and can develop into papilloma-like hyperplasia. Warts that occur around the nail are called periungual warts, warts that occur on the nail bed are called subungual warts, and warts that are slender protrusions with keratinization at the apex are called filiform warts. Warts with jagged surfaces are called digital warts. Treatment includes topical retinoic acid, as well as 3% phthalidone cream and bleomycin mixed with 20 ml of procaine diluted and injected at the base of the wart. Cryosurgery, electrocautery, curettage, and laser therapy may also be used.

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Simply buy a bottle of white vinegar, which is vinegar essence, and then use a cotton swab dipped in vinegar essence to apply it on the wart according to the size of your wart. It is best to fix it with tape and never let the vinegar touch normal skin, otherwise it will really burn the skin.

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The following operation is my original creation. You may find that the wart will turn black where you touched the vinegar essence, and it will not hurt so much. You can use scissors to cut the black area little by little, or you can use a pedicure tool to grind the heel like I did (you must buy a heel grinder with one side of coarse sandpaper and the other side of fine sandpaper, and then use the fine sand side to grind) and grind directly on the black area until the black is gone and the white wart is exposed, then continue to apply white vinegar or vinegar essence. Again, be sure to only use the cotton swab to touch the wart, and never, ever, ever touch the skin. (The foot grinder is the one in the picture. Actually, the one for fingernails can also be used. The purpose is to grind away the blackened warts.)

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After about a week of repeated attacks, the wart will be as flat as the skin. (Of course, it depends on the size of your wart. I said a week because my warts are larger.) You should use less white vinegar because vinegar can cause serious damage to the skin. And you have to apply the white vinegar very accurately, and apply it to the wart. It is said that warts have roots, and they do, so the last step is the key. Basically, if you follow what I said and repeat the steps repeatedly, it will be done in two weeks. Finally, you will find that when the warts are flat with the skin, there are small black spots at the base of the warts, and there are a lot of them. Continue to use white vinegar, and then gently rub them with a fine sand foot grinder the next day. Don't be impatient. Repeat until the black spots are no longer visible. Congratulations, your warts are completely eliminated.