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Posted: 1/15/2016 7:33:36 PM EDT
I have had noticed these for a few months now. Seem to have grown or multiplied in the past month. I do work construction and wear boots all day. My wife said they are just calists and not to worry. I have ripped them off and they are just dry and dont hurt. No puss or seeds like warts.
Anyways wanted a second opinion before I see a doc. ![]() ![]() |
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You're turning into a lizard person.
Keep us updated with pics of you climbing walls. ![]() |
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ButtAIDS.
If you've ever gotten "seeds" out of warts, definitely buttAIDS. ![]() |
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My Uncle had the same thing....two days later, DEAD!
Dibs on AR and all .22LR ![]() |
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OP that's a toe growing out of your arch, their's your problem
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Dry skin and warts.
Get your Doc to put you on cimetidine (anti stomach acid med) for a month... trust me. ![]() |
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Most likely plantar's warts. Or fungus.
Or aids. WTF do I know. |
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Plantar warts specifically. Enjoy your time getting ride of them. They're harder to kill than cockroaches View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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warts Plantar warts specifically. Enjoy your time getting ride of them. They're harder to kill than cockroaches This. I recommend the highest concentration of silicic acid you can buy and a foot stone. Good Luck. |
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They're calluses. I just had these REALLY BAD on my one foot after I changed up my workout routine at the gym. I could barely walk. I thought they were warts, but apparently warts hang around a while. I just stopped the exercises and they cleared up in a few weeks.
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Gonorrhea of the foot. A rare medical condition. Interestingly however, equally rare is the medical condition athlete's vagina.
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Had the same things pop up on my foot when I was in iraq. I mostly wore the same socks for a week.
Mine itched, and would sometimes pop like a pimple. I cured it with heavy amounts of anti fungal athlete's foot cream. |
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I pour antfungal powder into my socks and work boots every morning, works pretty good
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I think I am going to wear different boots to work or other shoes for awhile, see if that helps
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I had hand foot and mouth disease a couple years ago from my kids playing at McDonalds. After my crazy fever and sore throat resided (10 days and was extreme), I got the little blisters on my palms and feet. But they eventually connected and became one giant blister. Week or so went by and it all peeled off in one piece.
Don't even ask about finger and toe nails...... Let's just say new ones grew in pushing out old ones and was super painfull. Not saying that's what you have or had..... but. |
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Warts. Had hundreds burned off my feet as a teenager.
Hint. Wear shower shoes at the gym. |
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Do you smell burning feathers? My uncle had that and started smelling burning feathers and then he died.
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Quoted: Plantar warts specifically. Enjoy your time getting ride of them. They're harder to kill than cockroaches View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: warts Plantar warts specifically. Enjoy your time getting ride of them. They're harder to kill than cockroaches That's what it looks like to me. I've had them once, many years ago. Took forever to get rid of them. ETA - they are in the very early stages, if that is in fact what they are. Do they cause you any pain or discomfort? |
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