INTRODUCTION
infection, wart, infections
WART, INFECTIONS, WARTS, WARTS, BENIGN TUMORS, INFECTION
Warts on the skin are benign tumors caused by keratinocyte infection with the human papillomavirus (HPV).Nearly two thirds of cutaneous warts spontaneously retreat within 2 years, and the sites of numerous infections commonly regress simultaneously, despite the relative success of papillomaviruses in evading the immune response.Salicylic acid induces an inflammatory reaction and has a keratolytic impact, both of which serve to reduce the thickness of the wart. This was confirmed in a placebo‐controlled analysis of six cases; patients given the real treatment were 75% successful, whereas those given the placebo were 48% successful.Podophyllin, a resin extracted from plants, is loaded with many harmful chemicals in unknown proportions. Podophyllotoxin is the most potent of these chemicals. Mucosal surfaces, as opposed to keratinized ones, are more vulnerable to their impacts. They have an antimitotic impact by interfering with the development of the spindle on that chromosomes align during mitosis.Modifying antigen presentation by dendritic cells (DC) or macrophages is one potential mechanism by which vitamin D influences the innate immune response to pathogens. Treatment with calcitriol has been demonstrated to decrease antigen presentation, restrain DC maturation, and mediate a tolerogenic T‐cell response, suggesting that these cells have vitamin D receptors (VDRs).