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Verrucae plantaris (plantar warts) o le maʻi masani o paʻu e maua i le pito i lalo o le vae, ona mafua e le human papillomavirus (HPV).
Verrucae plantaris (plantar warts) are common skin diseases found on the bottom of the foot, caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV).

Wart https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wart O le veruka o ni papula laiti, ma le fa'avaivai e tutusa le lanu i le pa'u o le tino. E le masani ona leai se fa'ama'i isi, se'i vagana pe afai i le pito i lalo o vae, lea e mafai ona tiga. E masani ona tupu i lima ma vae, ae e mafai foi ona afaina nofoaga isi. E mafai ona tupu veruka tasi po'o le tele, ae e le o kanesa. O le veruka e mafua e le viral human papillomavirus (HPV). O tulaga lamatia e aofia ai le fa'aogaina o fale ta'alo lautele ma pusi, le i'i o le eczema, ma le fa'amalosi'i le faiga fa'ama'i. E manatu e ulufale le virus i le tino i le pa'u ua fa'aitiitia. E iai ituaiga ese‑ese, e aofia ai veruka masani, veruka i le vae (plantar warts), ma veruka i le genital (genital warts). O veruka i le genital e masani ona fa'asalalau i le faiga fa'asalaga. E masani tele le veruka; o le to'atele o tagata e a'afia i se taimi i lo latou olaga. O le fua fa'ata'ita'i o le veruka le genital i le lautele o le tagata masani o le 1‑13%, ma e sili atu i tagata talavou. O le fua fa'ata'ita'i o le veruka i le genital i fafine o lo'o fa'aaogaina le fa'asalaga o le 12%. E mafai ona fa'aoga togafitiga ese‑ese, e aofia ai le acid salisilik i le fata ma le cryotherapy. I tagata e le'i fa'afitauli le faiga fa'ama'i, e le masani ona fa'atupu le veruka i ni fa'afitauli tetele. ○ Togafitiga ― Fualaau OTC I le va'aiga o le acid salisilik, o le fa'aoga o le brush‑type e fautuaina mo le fa'aogaina umi. A fa'aogaina, e mafai ona fa'alalataina le fualaau, o lea e tatau ona fa'aoga i le pito la'ititi nai lo le ma'i. O le veruka tuai e masani ona loloto ma e mafai ona manaʻomia le togafitiga mo ni masina. O le cryotherapy o se isi filifiliga, ae e mafai foi ona manaʻomia le tele o taimi. Afai e le fa'asa'o le veruka atoa, e mafai ona fa'alalataina i le ma'i. # Acid salisilik, brush applicator [Duofilm] # Acid salisilik, self‑adhesive bandages # Acid salisilik, tube application # Freeze, wart remover More information ― English: Warts are typically small, rough, hard growths that are similar in color to the rest of the skin. They typically do not result in other symptoms, except when on the bottom of the feet, where they may be painful. While they usually occur on the hands and feet, they can also affect other locations. A large number of warts are present on the big toeMultiple black dots are important findings that suggest warts.Verruca vulgaris ― First toeVerruca filiformis ; Warts around the eyes appear small. Typical case. A filiform wart on the eyelidWhen warts appear around the genitals, they are diagnosed as condyloma.This is a typical plantar wart. The absence of a callus on the toe is an important finding. When a callus‑like lesion appears in someone with no prior history of callus formation, it is usually a wart.The photo shows a plantar wart after treatment with salicylic acid.Since it is a symmetrical lesion, callus should also be considered. The callus on the heel suggests that the patient may have walked a lot.Plantar wart Image search
It is a comprehensive and systematic evidence-based guideline and we hope this guideline could systematically and effectively guide the clinical practice of cutaneous warts and improve the overall levels of medical services.

O fa'ama'i pa'ū pei o le actinic keratosis, solar lentigo, seborrheic keratosis, viral wart, molluscum contagiosum, dermatofibroma e mafai ona togafitia lelei i le cryotherapy (= 'aisa).
Skin diseases like actinic keratosis, solar lentigo, seborrheic keratosis, viral wart, molluscum contagiosum, dermatofibroma can be safely treated with cryotherapy (=freezing).

O molluscum contagiosum ma paʻū (warts) e mafua mai i faʻamaʻi viral. Molluscum contagiosum e masani ona alu ese na o ia e aunoa ma le toe tupu ai o nisi faʻafitauli, ae e mafai ona sili atu ona ogaoga i tagata e vaivai le puipuiga. E ui lava o manuʻa e masani ona mou atu na oi latou, o togafitiga e pei o le aveeseina poʻo le puipuiga o le tino e mafai ona fa’avaveina le toe faʻaleleia ma faʻaitiitia le lamatiaga o le faʻasalalauina o le siama. O paʻū (warts), e mafua mai i le human papillomavirus (HPV), e taʻitaʻi ai le tupu‑pupu aʻe mafiafia o le paʻū. E eseese ituaiga e faʻatatau i le mea e aliali mai ai i le tino. O togafitiga e aofia ai le aveeseina, vailaʻau, poʻo le faʻaogaina o le puipuiga.
Both molluscum contagiosum and warts are caused by viral infections. Molluscum contagiosum usually goes away on its own without causing further problems, but it can be more severe in people with weakened immune systems. Although lesions tend to disappear by themselves, treatment options like removal or immune system support can speed up recovery and reduce the risk of spreading the virus. Warts, caused by the human papillomavirus, lead to thickened skin growth. They come in different types depending on where they appear on the body. Treatment options include removal, medication, or immune system therapy.