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Boyfriend's foot issue

My boyfriend has a weird wart like spot on the bottom of his foot near his big toe. He is going to the doctor soon but if you have any ideas please help! It looks like a circle with very dry skin and black dots inside. Thanks!
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It sounds like a verucca, I had a problem with them when i was at primary school. I went to the doctors and the doctor said it will just go with time, just wear socks so others dont catch it and keep the foot clean. They said i was probably caught it from the school swimming pool. Anyway a few years later, still there, infact there were then about 5! So i went back to the doctors and said theyre not going and they said to leave them be.

Wasnt working, I would ge rid of them my way. I bout a foot file and pumice, used them whenever i showered, and it did get a bit sore. Then i bought a liquid nitrogen applicator thing - it was a new thing out to get rid of veruccas and warts. although it saidt only use it once, i used it once a week for a month and froze them. Within 1 1/2 months, completely gone! :)
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Hello. I had one on my foot a few years back and never had to see a doctor..Now i can't remember what i used exactly, but i do know that it was either a circular pad that stuck to the bottom of your foot, or it was actually a cheap liquid wart remover. Maybe i used both, but whatever i used it quickly went away.
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Hello.  Have him go to a surgeon.  It's a plantar wart.  It can easily be removed. I recommend seeing a surgeon because if it's not completely removed, it can come back.  It takes less than five minutes to remove it.  Good luck.
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