Wart

... Wild Ass - 40 Greyhound - 39.35 Whippet - 35.5 Rabbit (domestic) - 35 Mule Deer - 35 Jackal - 35 Reindeer - 32 Giraffe - 32 White-Tailed Deer - 30 Wart Hog - 30 Grizzly Bear - 30 Cat (domestic) - 30 Human - 27.89 Elephant - 25 Black Mamba Snake - 20 Six-Lined Race Runner - 18 Wild Turkey - 15 Squirrel ...

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... http://www.nucleusinc.com/medical-device-animations.php?media=wmp&scene=cryopen An alternative may be purchased in drug stores. (Dr. Scholl’s wart remover) During my years of pre-awareness, I had this type of procedure done by a dermatologist. It worked like a charm on that occasion and it ...

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... Finally, is cancer contagious? For a century physicians have said “no.” But now we know that certain viruses like HIV can lead to cancer. Certain wart “papilloma” viruses can be spread sexually and result in cervical cancer. If further infectious agents, like cancer microbes, are found in cancerous ...

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It sounds similar to the plantar wart problem, but clearly a different variety of virus. Read here for brief description of plantars warts. http://www.podiatrynetwork.com/document_disorders2.cfm?ID=112 Also known as a verruca, see the following: ...

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Regarding the fibers found in the lesions. I recall about 10 years ago having a plantars wart on my foot. If anyone is familiar with plantars warts, they grow inward with roots in the foot. They are difficult to get rid of, but none the less I succeeded in ridding myself ...

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