A foot with verrucas releases virus infected cells onto the floor and the wet and more receptive skin of others may then become infected People with scratches or cuts on the soles of their feet are especially vulnerable Not all people are susceptible to the virus. When children share bathrooms that contain wart viruses, some of them will get verrucas, while others seem to be totally immune. The reason for this difference is not known. It can take several months for warts and verrucas to develop after infection. There is no treatment that is guarantees to remove warts.
Warts behave strangely.
Most warts go away by themselves within one or two years, and this fact may be why many folk remedies seem to work almost miraculously. The treatment of warts depends on the person's age, number of warts, where the warts are and what trouble they cause. Especially with children, the option of treatment should be set against the relatively good chances of a spontaneous cure. It may be necessary to try more than one different kinds of treatment before the warts go away. The doctor may treat them with corrosive solutions together with liquid plaster.