This time of year people are often barefoot and can easily pick up a virus known as a wart. A wart is commonly seen on the foot, especially in children 7 to 16 years of age. It can spread from one area of the foot to another, as well as from person to person. Unlike a callus that is uncomfortable from direct pressure, a wart is painful when pressure is applied from side to side. In many cases people seek treatment from over the counter redmedies with very little success. For options on how to deal with plantar warts, contact our offices: www.we-fix-u.com
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Thanks for sharing. I would love to learn more about the local foot health centre in Calgary. I think I should really get my wart checked out. Its starting to cause pain.
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