Did you know you can get a wart under your toenail? Yes, and it can be extra stubborn because it is literally hiding under the nail. In this case, I trimmed the toenail back so we could actually see and treat the wart. We are using cantharidin, also known as “beetle juice.” It is very effective, but very potent, so it has to be applied carefully and only to the wart. After treatment, it usually blisters for about three days, then the wart tissue starts to slough off. We repeat treatments every t

"Healthy Strides" with Lexington Podiatry

"Healthy Strides" with Lexington Podiatry: Common problems and solutions

Podiatry / Foot & Ankle Surgery