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Foot infections?
I have skin peeling and craters.
19 Answers
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Those could very well be plantar warts. Please see a foot specialist for evaluation and treatment recommendations.
Those are WARTS. They need to be treated. Go to a doctor
The lesions may be warts. I recommend you make an appointment with a foot and ankle surgeon (podiatrist) for diagnosis and treatment options
Hello. Those look like plantar warts.
My initial reaction is that you have a clear and significant case of plantar verrucae (warts). It’s difficult to say for sure without a closer look, or maybe even a biopsy. There are lots of treatment options, but I prefer 5-FU (prescription flouorouricil) under 40% Salicylic Acid occlusion with weekly debridement with a scalpel at your local dermatologist’s or podiatrist’s office. When they are that large, you may ultimately need to have them removed with a laser, which is an outpatient surgical procedure.
Looks like you have plantars warts
This clinically looks like a severe case of plantar warts and I strongly recommend professional medical treatment as soon as possible. Avoid barefoot walking and try to keep this area as dry and clean as possible.
Picture out of focus, but they look like warts (verucca). Pretty significant infection. See a podiatrist.
You need an anti-fungal and a corticosteroid cream combination.
Those look like warts by the provided image, which may require debridement and topical treatments including salicylic acid or other treatments. The patient should follow up with a Podiatrist in person for treatment.
You have what appears to be Verrucae multiformis also known as warts.
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Those appear to be plantar warts. A podiatrist can address the condition with conservative or more aggressive treatments.
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It appears like you have plantar's warts. They can be treated topically or with laser or excision.
From the picture you have shown me lit appears to be Moccasin Verruca, And would recommend to seek a podiatrist for treatment options
You should consult with your local podiatrist or dermatologist.
Those are warts. Skin virus infection. Please seek out a local podiatrists ir dermatologists consults
Most likely warts. Need to go into a podiatrist to have them trim down to be sure they are warts rather than something else.
Based on the picture, it appears you have warts or in medical terminology plantar verrucae.