Insist on getting the highest level of plantar warts care
Here’s what you should know about getting board-certified Colorado Springs plantar warts care at Intermountain Foot & Ankle:
Plantar warts are caused by a superficial viral infection (human papillomavirus) of the foot’s sole, called the plantar surface. They can occur anywhere on the foot, but usually on areas subject to friction and rubbing. The wart usually causes a thick callus-like growth and can be painful if located in areas subject to pressure or weight-bearing.
Plantar warts usually go away on their own after months, but sometimes years. If a planters wart causes significant discomfort, it can be removed by any combination of paring, acids, laser, freezing, curettage and desiccation, surgery, oral medications, and immunotherapy. Some treatments may leave scar tissue.
VIDEO: Plantar Warts
In this video, Colorado Springs podiatrist, Dr. Kerry Berg, explains plantar warts and the associated causes, treatments, and likely outcomes:
How to Get Help from a Colorado Springs Plantar Warts Doctor
Get relief from plantar warts at Intermountain Foot & Ankle. Kerry E. Berg, DPM, is a board-certified podiatrist at Intermountain Foot & Ankle Associates, P.C. in Colorado Springs, CO. Dr. Berg has also obtained her certification in wound care.
» More about: Kerry E. Berg, DPM, Colorado Springs Plantar Warts Doctor
» More about: American Board of Podiatric Surgeons (abps.org)
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To schedule a private, in-person consultation with Dr. Kerry Berg, please call:
(719) 594-9920
New patients are welcome. We accept most insurances (except Medicaid or Colorado Access), cash, and major credit cards. Please note: Some consultations are free of cost but are otherwise covered by most insurance plans.
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