The medicated disc contains the active ingredient which acts on the verruca, while the cover plaster is to protect the area of treatment. Treatment options include over-the-counter treatments such as creams, gels, skin paints and medicated plasters containing salicylic acid. Cold sprays which can freeze the verruca are another over-the-counter option. Pharmacotherapeutic group: other dermatological preparations; Wart and anti-corm preparations; ATC Code: D11AF

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When treating the wart, dispose of any skin filings hygienically and do not use the emery board or hard skin removal tools elsewhere as this could spread the infection. The chance of infection increases if your child’s skin is wet or damaged. After becoming infected, it can take weeks or sometimes months for a verruca to appear. The British Skin Foundation – registered as a charitable incorporated organisation with registered charity number 1171373 Each medicated plaster contains 10% w/w Salicylic Acid to help remove the verruca. The skin friendly self adhesive all in one felt pad removes pressure to immediately comfort the area. Benefit Scholl Verruca Removal System 40% w/w Medicated Plasters -15 Washproof Plasters 15 Medicated Discs x3Superdrug Verruca Treatment is clinically proven to remove verrucas. four medicated plasters and one protective plaster help relieve pressure and resolve the verruca. Features Warts on the soles of the feet are called verrucas. They’re quite common, as nearly one in three children or young people have them. They may be painful, but usually aren't harmful and generally clear up on their own. There is no reason why you shouldn't take part in activities such as sports or swimming if you have a wart or verruca. Do not use same pumice stone, nail file and or nail clippers for your warts and your healthy skin and nails.

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There is no data on the use of topical salicylic acid in pregnant women. Therefore the use of this product during pregnancy is contraindicated. A verruca spreads, bleeds, changes in appearance or causes significant pain, distress or embarrassment Read our guide to recognising the signs & symptoms of verrucas in children & find out more about the treatment options available There is no guaranteed cure, but some treatments can help to clear warts. The best chance of cure is in young people who have not had their warts for very long. If you have an illness that affects your immunity or are taking immunosuppressant medication, treatment can be less successful. Most verrucas will clear with time and can be left untreated if not causing problems. When deciding whether to treat plantar warts or not, the following should be considered: VERRUCA REMOVAL SYSTEM 40% W/W MEDICATED PLASTERS, SCHOLL VERRUCA REMOVAL SYSTEM 40% W/W MEDICATED PLASTERS - summary of medicine characteristicsSalicylic acid is readily absorbed through the skin, and symptoms of acute systemic salicylate poisoning have been reported after excessive use. Symptoms include thirst, lethargy, dizziness, tinnitus, deafness, sweating, nausea and vomiting, headache,tachyp­noea, psychiatric disturbances and confusion. Most plantar warts can be managed with advice from your pharmacist and with use of over-the counter topical treatments. Sometimes treatments might need to be prescribed by your general practitioner. You should see your GP if Discontinue use and remove plaster if excessive discomfort or irritation is experienced or if sensitivity develops.