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February 09, 2012  
EDUCATION CENTER: Symptoms

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    Common Warts

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    Warts are usually painless. They manifest as raised, rough patches of skin. They can be skin-colored, white, pink, or tan, and may occur individually or in groups. However, plantar warts, which are a type of wart found on your feet, may become painful from the pressure of walking. Children and young adults experience the most warts.

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