Dont ignore these Neck Warts

 Multiple Warts Around the Neck 

Warts in this area are typically filiform warts or 

flat warts, caused by the human papillomavirus 

(HPV). 

These are non-cancerousskin growths that can

 spread easily through direct contact.

Causes

Viral infection: HPV types1, 2, 3, 7, 10, etc., are

commonly linked to warts.

Skin Friction: The neck's folds can create a moist

 environment, promoting viral growth.

Weakened Immunity:Conditions like diabetes,

stress, or immunosuppression  can increase susceptibility.

Poor Hygiene or Skin Trauma: Shaving, scratching, or  wearing tight accessories may spread the virus.

Treatment Options

Topical Treatments

Salicylic acid: Keratolytic agent that gradually 

removes wart layers.

Imiquimod cream: Boosts the immune response to clear warts

Podophyllotoxin: For more stubborn warts. Cryotherapy (Freezing) Liquid nitrogen is applied to destroy wart tissue. Multiple sessions may be required.

Electrocautery:-Uses heat from electrical currents to burn off warts.

Laser Therapy Effective for stubborn or extensive warts.

Surgical Removal. Minor excision may be done for larger or resistant lesions.

Prevention

Maintain Hygiene:

Regularly clean the neck area.

Avoid Scratching/Shaving Over Warts: 

This can spread the virus.

Boost Immunity: 

A healthy diet, exercise, and stress management can help.

Avoid Sharing Personal Items: 

Towels, razors, and jewelry can transfer HPV.

Vaccination: 

The HPV vaccine can prevent certain strains of the virus.