Warts

humanpapilomavirus

It looks kind of like a bug bite but not as red (if red at all).Or just a skin colored bump.

No you have herpes :)

you freeze 'em. Hold an ice cube or an icepack on your face every day.

No. You don’t get warts from holding/touching a turtle. They can carry other contagion tho. Always wash your hands after touching one.

it will bleed and it may hurt a bit. but i highly recommend you go see a doctor and check it out and get a treatment but i wouldn't pick it and trust me you will not bleed to death maybey it will bleed a little bit but that's it .

an inch

His name is Pumbaa.

The most common substance used to treat warts is an over the counter salicylic acid. This acid can be applied as a liquid, or more commonly in a medicated pad. With a regular application of salicylic acid many warts will disappear within 3 months.

Filiform wart is a long, horny, finger-like projection that is usually found in multiples. Seen most commonly in adult males, they occur in the bearded area of the face or on the eyelids and neck.

Snails do not give you warts.

Yes a sister called Mary boyle who also sings but not to the quality of Susan

a popped zit

Yes, you must put duct tape on the wart, leave it there for about a week, and on the last day you either use a nail file or emery board and then put chalk on it, to dry it out. then leave the duct tape off for the rest of the day and just keep the cycle going until your wart problem has disappeared, and DON'T USE BANDAGES! they keep your wart moised and it will be harder to get off.

A common source of transmittance of genital warts is through sexual contact with someone else who is infected, another source is extended contact with towels, or clothing that belong to someone who is infected although this method is unusual.

go to the vet. he might have to surgically remove it.

Usually they tape a block of ice to your back for about...4 years.

You physically CAN, but I wouldn't... I wouldn't swim in anything only a day after. They can get infected by your clothes rubbing against them, I wouldn't chance a dip in fish poo infested water. It's not a good idea. You're almost certain to get an infection. I am lifeguard and a competative swimmer so I had to get back in the water within a week of piercing my belly button. I recommened using Tagaderm which is a clear bandage that moves with your skin and will protect it from anything in the water. You can get it from any Rite Aid or Walgreens type store in the bandaid department.

Yes. When you rip it off it is going to bleed. This blood will contain the wart virus and you may spread it elsewhere. Also it is going to grow back. Warts have a very deep root structure. You need to see a doctor to have it frozen or zapped.

The above is not 100% true. First, warts to not actually have 'roots' - rather, they grow via blood vessel, hence the reason why they bleed so badly when you rip them out. I have ripped warts out of my foot, and they never came back. Also, I have seen a doctor regarding my wart problems (all over my hands) and he told me to keep doing what I am doing (trying every method in the book, including wasting my money on Dr Scholl's and using apple cider vinegar) He told me that every time I do a 'treatment' of any kind, I am killing more of the wart. So no, you do not HAVE to see a doctor.

No. Human medications and remedies are often in too high of a concentrated dose for domestic animals. The canine's immune system greatly differs with that of a human, which is why we take our animals to a Veterinarian for medical help.

Genital warts can also be treated with injections of interferon. Interferon works best in combination with podofilox applications.

No, its just the name of an animal, it does not mean it will give you warts.

Warts can grow on various parts of a dog's body. Many are completely harmless, and while they do not look attractive, they are not dangerous. According to some sources, older dogs that develop warts should be watched more carefully, because those warts are more likely to be cancerous. With younger dogs, the most common kinds of warts form on the face, lips, mouth or eyelids. Some of these warts are caused by a virus and need to be treated by a veterinarian. The best thing to do if your dog has a wart is to take him or her to a vet to have it tested. It may turn out to be nothing, but better safe than sorry.

Warts are a fungus, and can show up anywhere on the body.

The best thing to do is check with your PCP. In the meantime, you can try this; I had success with it as a youngster. Saturate 3 or 4 ounces of water with salt; put enough salt so that it cannot all dissolve. Moisten the pad of an ordinary band aid with it and apply it to the wart, with the pad over the wart, of course. Do this daily and before long the wart will dry up and vanish. You can put the water aside for use later, or make a small amount fresh each day. Wash your hands regularly.