Symptoms of WARTS

View symptom groups below that present with WARTS

Other Symptoms


	thickening of the skin or lumps of the sole of the feet
	pain and tenderness of feet
	unsteady gait

Other Symptoms


	occurs commonly in children and young adults
	frequently on hands and feet
	small, granular hard lumps on the skin
	flattened on the sole of the foot
	dotted with tiny, black spots

Other Symptoms


	occurs in skin chronically exposed to sunlight or ultraviolet rays
	smooth, painless skin growth
	pink to brownish-gray
	may form ulcer that does not heal
	more common after 40 years of age

Other Symptoms


	most common in children and young adults
	firm round lump with rough surface
	dotted with tiny, black spots
	lumps grow in groups
	usually occur on hands

Other Symptoms


	heel pain, especially with walking or running
	pain much worse in the morning
	pain improves as day progresses

Leg


	thickened skin of foot
	pain in affected area with walking or running
	history of wearing tight shoes

Other Symptoms


	firm lump on sole of the foot
	thickened, rough surface
	painful to walk on
	dotted with tiny, black spots
	frequent use of locker rooms or swimming pools

Overview and causes of WARTS - click here

Medical Content Last Updated on 07/12/2008

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