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Wart
* All warts are benign tumors of the top layer of the skin, caused by distinct viruses.
* Most warts appear as a round, raised lesion on the skin having a rough, dry surface
  - are on the shaft of the penis
  - only induce symptoms when they become awkward due to size or appearance.
  * contain tissue that bleeds easily. A bleeding of this tissue allows the wart to spread to other places. In general, coming in contact with infected tissue spreads the infection
* also occur on the labia, vulva, cervix, anus and male genitalia.
* appear as painless growths around the genitals in men and women.
* are a commonly seen type of lump, particularly on younger dogs
  - problem for immunosuppressed people, regardless of how they got immunosuppressed
* are a small, benign growth occasionally found on the skin
  - hard, white or pink lump with a cauliflower-like surface
  - symbol that the tree is older and is rough and scaly
  - very common skin condition
  - virus infection in the skin
  - an infectious disease of low infectivity caused by a virus
* are benign epidermal growths caused by papillomaviral infection of keratinocytes
  - skin tumors caused by a virus
* are benign tumors most often caused by a virus that develops on the outer skin layer
  - blemishs
  - bulges
  - caused by a virus and can be found around the mouths of young dogs
  - common in childhood
* are contagious and can be passed on to other people
  - spread from person to person
  - more easily spread if local trauma occurs to the epidermis
  - because they are caused by a virus
  - viral infections of the outer layer of the skin
  - contagious, however they tend to spread on the infected person rather than others
  - diseases
  - harmless skin growths caused by a virus
  - highly infectious and linked to an increased risk of cervical cancer
  - imperfections
  - infectious and can spread by touching or scratching
* are located in fingers
  - noses
* are more common in areas where the skin was broken
  - children than adults, although they can develop at any age
  - children, although they can develop at any age
  - than scar tissue
  - likely to spread to other places on the same individual rather than to someone else
  - neither genetic nor masturbatory in nature
* are non-cancerous skin growths caused by a viral infection in the top layer of the skin
  - the papillomavirus
  - noncancerous skin growths caused by the papillomavirus
  - of no danger unless they become infected
* are one of several lesser afflictions of the foot, which nevertheless can be quite painful
  - soft tissue conditions of the foot that can be quite painful
  - overgrowths of skin tissue caused by viruses
  - painless, fleshy swellings
  - present in both males and females, but are more prominent in males
  - rough skin growths in the outer layer of the skin that are caused by viruses
  - rough, hard bumps on the skin, often with a tiny, black center
  - skin growths caused by viruses
  - skin-colored and feel rough to the touch
* are small benign skin tumors caused by various strains of the human papilloma virus
  - fleshy growth on the skin
  - skin growths caused by one of several types of viruses
  - small, raised bumps on the skin, usually the same color as the skin, but sometimes darker
* are the result of a particular virus infection of the skin
  - skin's reaction to chronic virus infection
* are usually skin colored and feel rough to the touch but can be dark, flat and smooth
  - rough to the touch, but can be dark, flat or smooth
  - rough to the touch, but they can be dark, flat and smooth
  - skin-colored and feel rough to the touch, but they can be dark, flat and smooth
* are very common in children
  - with most people being infected at some point in time
  - viral in origin, and infectious by nature
* can also appear externally on the vaginal lips or around the anus
  - on the top surface of the foot
  - be present inside the vagina, on the cervix, or in the anus
  - grow inside the vagina, anus, or urethra, making detection more difficult
  - appear on the vulva, penis, scrotum or anus, in the vagina and on the cervix
* can be asymptomatic but can also cause disabling pain
  - cosmetically bothersome and occasionally a source of pain
  - small and difficult to detect, even during a medical examination
  - become so large that they obstruct rectal canal
  - come back since the virus remains in the body
  - develop at any age, but they are most common in children and least common in the elderly
* can grow and spread if untreated
  - anywhere on the body but usually appear on the hands or feet
  - on any part of the body and their appearance depends primarily on their location
* can occur almost anywhere on the body
  - on any part of the body but are most common on the hands and feet
* can spread to infant during childbirth
  - other areas of the body
* can spread to other parts of the body and to other persons
  - the body, particularly if scratching a wart causes it to bleed
* come in tens of thousands of varieties.
* grow in and around the entrance of the anus and the vagina and appear on top of the penis
  - size and number
  - the mouth, throat, genitalia or anus
  - inward, instead of outward, on areas that bear weight, such as the soles of the feet
* have a finite life span of anywhere from six months up to five years
  - similar characteristics to head colds which are also caused by viruses
* infect only the topmost layer of the skin.
* look similar to corns but are caused by viral infections and can spread by contact.
* occur in a variety of types and locations, such as the hands, feet, and in the genital area
* often come from walking barefoot on dirty surfaces
  - barefooted on dirty surfaces or littered ground
  - disappear without treatment over a period of several months to years
  - occur on skin that is continually exposed to rubbing, friction, trauma, or abrasion
* present on the cervix can lead to pre-cancerous cells on the cervix and vagina.
* protect their eyes and mouth in fights with other wart hogs.
* result from infection by certain viruses called papillomaviruses.
* signal that the virus is active, placing women at increased risk for cervical cancer.
* sometimes disappear when rubbed with out onions.
* spread by sexual intercourse can sometime affect the lower part of the birth canal.
* tend to get bigger and more uncomfortable during pregnancy.
* thrive in a moist, dark environment.
* use to possess the forehead, nose, hands, and other open places.
* usually appear as small skin-coloured bumps and often occur in clusters of similar bumps
  - on moist surfaces about two months after exposure
  - are skin colored and feel rough
  - occur in the mouth, around the genitals or anus
  - take from two to three weeks after infection to develop