BAKSON THUJA OINTMENT- 25 GM

Warts are small, non-cancerous growths on skin caused by the Human papilloma virus. They appear as a papular growth with an irregular contour and surface. Majority of warts do not cause symptoms but can cause cosmetic disfigurement. Common warts are seen most commonly on lower and upper extremities.

Corn or heloma or focal intractable plantar hyperkeratosis, is a common, uncomfortable, thickened skin lesion resulting from repeated mechanical trauma due to friction or pressure on the area. It is often seen in athletes and in people who are exposed to unequal friction forced from footwear or gait problems. Corns usually present as flesh-colored dry, hard, rough papules with a whitish center located over a bony prominence. They are painful on walking and standing but are asymptomatic to touch. As the overgrowth/thickening of keratin builds up