If you don't treat warts, it can become like mine. Be careful.

If you don't treat warts, it can become like mine. Be careful.

A few months ago, I developed small warts on my hand, but at first, I didn't pay much attention to them. I just thought they were like small spots. However, as time went by, they started to grow larger and increase in number. It was then that I realized I couldn't just leave the warts untreated; I understood that I needed to get treatment for them.

At first, I just left it alone, thinking it would naturally go away, but if I didn't treat the warts, they gradually became more uncomfortable and unsightly. Since the warts appeared on the tip of my finger, it started to interfere with my daily life. I was especially conscious every time I wrote or grabbed something. I also started to avoid touching hands with others. As the warts continued to spread, they appeared not only on my hands but also on my feet. When summer came, I hesitated to wear sandals.

The bigger problem was that these warts could spread to other areas. The warts I neglected kept spreading, covering my entire hand and feet. It was then that I truly realized I had to treat the warts. I went to the hospital for cryotherapy, but because the warts had spread too much, they couldn't be removed all at once, and I had to undergo multiple treatments.

Warts are a viral disease, so if your immune system weakens, they can spread more easily. If you delay wart treatment like I did, you may experience greater pain and discomfort later on. When warts appear, it is best to treat them promptly. In the early stages, simple self-treatment can be sufficient, but if left untreated, hospital treatment becomes unavoidable and the treatment period may lengthen. Additionally, there is a risk of transmission to others, so caution is necessary.

Through my experience, I have learned how important it is to take immediate action when warts appear.