2. Color Variations – More than Meets the Eye
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A distinguishing factor of warts is their ability to match the surrounding skin. They might seamlessly blend in, making detection a challenge for the untrained eye.
However, it’s not always about blending. Some warts decide to stand out, taking on a darker shade. This shade difference doesn’t signal danger but is a hallmark of verruca vulgaris.
The skin’s natural pigment plays a role in the wart’s color. Factors like sun exposure, the body’s melanin production, and even genetics can influence this. (2)
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