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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.
Plantar warts are caused by a germ called human papillomavirus or HPV. HPV can enter the skin through cuts or scratches on the plantar area (bottom) of the foot. The virus infects the skin and causes some of the skin cells to grow too fast.This thick overgrowth of skin cells makes a plantar wart. Picking or scratching the wart may cause the virus to spread.PV can enter the skin through cuts or scratches on the plantar area (bottom) of the foot. The virus infects the skin and causes some of the skin cells to grow too fast. This thick overgrowth of skin cells makes a plantar wart. Picking or scratching the wart may cause the virus to spread.