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"The diagnosis of plantar warts (on the bottom of the foot) or warts elsewhere is often not too difficult.&amp;nbsp; The most common signs and symptoms of warts include:\n\nThickening of the Skin:&amp;nbsp; Warts, especially plantar warts due to the repetitive stress of walking, often resemble calluses and have thick, hard skin.\nPain:&amp;nbsp; Warts are often painful, especially with pressure or when sides of warts are squeezed.&amp;nbsp; This is especially problematic with plantar warts, as they cause pain during walking or standing.\nBlack Dots:&amp;nbsp; Often you will hear people say &quot;seed warts&quot; or &quot;my wart has seeds&quot;.&amp;nbsp; These small black dots seen in the thick tissue making up a wart are the most important feature to diagnosis a wart.&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; These black dots are capillaries (small blood vessels) in the skin that supply the wart.&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; When the top of the wart is removed, little areas bleed (often called &quot;pin-point bleeding&quot;) and confirms the diagnosis."
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