What does a wart look like when its dead?
964890
Warts don't turn black...they just fade away and look like skin.  If you are having a black growth it could be a mole....get it checked out at the doctors.
848405
hi dude,\ndandruff exactly is your dead\nskin on your head.\nyou may take care of it and\nconsult some skin specialist.\nit may be helpful to you.\nthe same ouestion was with me b4 3 months.
783738
You can watch and wait and see what it does.\n\nIf it is a zit it might grow bigger and develop either a black head or a white head and then it will settle down of its own accord.\n\nIf it is a scar it will shrink and go away.\n\nIf it is a cold sore it will get bigger and blistery and you should get a cold sore cream.
716002
look at the www.deathclock.com\n\nyou will find out, when you die
529071
Skin tags are generally sliced off by a physician or else frozen off with a special chemical.  Although unconventional, I have had much success with self-treatment by using OTC wart removal medication on mysterious spots and bumps.  I would apply it daily, the skin will redden and look slightly raw, but after a week or two of daily application these "non-warts" have disappeared.  But, maybe you should first check with a doc to make sure that they are benign.
503597
The symptoms are the appearance of the warts:  soft, fleshy growths that vary in size, are frequently painless and can be raised, pointed or flat. The warts may appear singly or in clusters.\n\nThe average incubation period, which begins immediately after the initial sexual contact with an infected person, is usually two to three months but can range from one to 20 months. However, when HPV is transmitted, the virus infects the top layers of the skin and can remain inactive for months or years before warts or other signs of HPV infection appear.\n\nNow if you are really referring to the warts in relation to HIV:\nThe incubation period may be a few days to several weeks. Flu-like symptoms are common in the first stage of infection.  Symptoms are often mistaken for symptoms of another viral infection, such as the flu or mononucleosis, and may include:\n\nAbdominal cramps, nausea, or vomiting. \nDiarrhea. \nEnlarged lymph nodes in the neck, armpits, and groin. \nFever. \nHeadache. \nMuscle aches and joint pain. \nSkin rash. \nSore throat. \nWeight loss.
1074517
This is going to sound weird, but put some duct tape on the wart. I kid you not. Cut a piece of duct tape to cover the wart completely. Stick it on there. DO NOT CHANGE IT. When it falls off in a couple of days, put more on. It can take a couple of weeks, but it should work.
420291
It's a sign of necrosis [death] of the tissue, and may also be an infection. Go to your doctor for debridement [removal of the dead tissue], and antibiotic therapy.
1031201
You can get a wart anywhere. I have had a wart on my stomach. I used to do Karate which could explain it.
865607
After time, the HPV for the most part goes away or lies dormant, which ever you feel more comfortable with saying, but you literally do not have to deal with it after a few years of misery (warts.) The symptoms just disappears, but they say it's always there and spreadable because it's a virus. You'll have warts for a few years, at which time you can so easily spread them, but they go away if you stop shaving (raking infected cells over healthy cells with a razor blade) and stop intercourse with someone that has physically them. That's a lot to ask, so you could cover them with bandaids during intercourse, but the bandaids could come off if there's moisture involved.  And there's no way to put a bandaid on an infected cell that you can't visibly see yet. The warts spread so easily!  A nurse has said "the only way to have sex and prevent spreading them is to use the male and female condom...together..." but if you ask me, that's impossible!  Neither condom covers the inner thigh and buttocks.  Have sex with underwear on to keep the least amount of skin from touching!  It's not sexy, but ...neither are those warts.  Best of luck to you.
172172
Its not a wart its a fever blister thats natural when the weather gets cold and our diets slightly change but if your not in a cold area I dont know exactly whats goin on.
1180219
It can be normal.  Some people are naturally proned to getting warts.  Some have them their whole lives and some develope them as they get older.  They my have warts constantly growing on their hands, chest, face, etc.   The warts come back no matter how much treatment is done.\n\nYou should still get these check.  You can catch some VD in a public bathroom or through shaking hands with someone who did not wash after masturbating and then using the bathroom yourself.
735683
No, you are not over reacting.  Warts on the back of the neck can become irritated from contact with clothing, that leads to rubbing/scratching etc whicH can lead to infection especially on a young child.  This doesn't even take into consideration the social impact of warts....kids can be so cruel!\nI wonder if there are warts and not skin tags however due to the location.  They can look quite similar.\nI have included a link for warts and one for skin tags.  Perhaps one or the other will ease your mind.\nGood call on getting the dr appt.
1132742
you will see when you die
936921
I don't have an answer but I suggest you get it checked out if it dosen't disappear in a couple of days cause you never know what it can become.
899206
well your doctor should have told you about prescription creams.  Warts do return, so you can get them removed again, if it is only pigmentation then I don't know but if they are warts again use: Imiquimod (Aldara), Podpophylin, , Trichloraccetic acid, Cidofovir gel.  You're doc should prescribe one of these if they are warts again.  Don't know about discoloration but keep using the creams till they disappear, if they can.\n\nAnd also, warts are not permanent, the virus is.
167836
Once you get the Genital Warts, they are always with you. You may not have out breaks, but its always there inside your blood, just waiting. Your Dr. can give you an at home cream to use to get rid of the ones on the out side. But not on the inside. The cream that you use is very powerful, and using to much can cause redness, bleeding and pain. Use only as your dr. tells you to.... The ones on the inside have to be frozzen off, or lazered. After the warts are gone, you will always have to watch to make sure that they dont come back a again. Just because you are not having an out break, that doesnt mean you cant still spread it. Cause you CAN! Talk to your Dr.