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Warts and all Part 1 (Teacher: Michael)
The wart virus can attack almost anywhere on
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body, including
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fingers, face, hand and knees, especially where there has been some injury.
Warts on
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face have often been transferred from
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fingers by scratching. Patients who bite their nails can also get warts around
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nail-folds at
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side and across
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quick.
Warts are infectious and spread by contact with
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virus, which gets into tiny breaks in skin.
Everyone is liable to get them but
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most vulnerable are young people, which is why most sufferers are still at school.
But adults are still at risk. Even
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Romans knew of one type of wart which was spread by sexual contact - genital warts.
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papillomavirus causing them has been linked with cancer of
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cervix in women, but both partners must be treated.
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woman should also continue to have regular smear tests.
The reason we get fewer warts as we get older is because we develop immunity against
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wart virus. Once that immunity is acquired, all
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warts disappear as if by magic.
Over
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years, magic has been used to "cure" them. Wart charming is still practised in some parts of
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country and it's easy to see why it is so successful -
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wart will go eventually in any case.
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