Please call the Blue Cross and Blue Shield company listed on the Explanation of Benefits (EOB) that you received for your claim. If you do not have the EOB available, you may call the Customer Service phone number listed on the back of your identification card for further assistance. You can also find the contact information for your local BCBS company in the Contact Us section of the website.
You can't really pop a wart like you can a pimple, as you've learned, it's just filled with capillaries that are feeding the virus. There are plenty of over the counter meds to fix this, just go to the drug store and pick one up. Squeezing it, as you've done, can cause the virus to spread and sprout new warts.
The human papillomavirus (HPV) strains that are most often the cause of plantar warts are type 1 & 2 HPV. These strains are contagious and are spread from person to person via direct contact with the virus.The HPV that causes plantar warts thrives in warm, moist environments such as shower rooms and summer pool decks.lantar warts. Sometimes painful and very ugly, plantar warts appear as small lesions on the sole of the foot, and occasionally the toes. In their early stages they look like small black puncture marks, but as they grow they turn brown and take on a cauliflower-like appearance.