Knowing when it is safe to remove a wart yourself and when you should go to the physician is crucial. While any one of us might find it embarrassing to deal with warts, moles and skin tags, it is always best to get an expert opinion. Make sure you check with your doctor before attempting wart removal yourself.

Basically speaking, there are four general kinds of warts that you can get including flat warts, common warts and plantar warts, as well any type of genital warts, which are caused by the Human Papilloma Virus. If you ever suspect that you have genital warts, then it is best that you see a physician for guidance and/or to have them removed. Venereal warts are always going to need to be treated by a professional due to the type of lesion that they are.

Other varieties of warts, such as the common wart, can generally be eliminated by simply using over the counter products or remedies that you can find at your local drugstore. Plantar warts can be a bit trickier and will at times need to be removed by a doctor. Flat warts are also removable with over the counter products. You may start to notice that you have a common wart developing on your hands if there happens to be any skin that is cracked or broken.

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