Transcription of Seborrhoeic Warts - NHS Forth Valley
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Seborrhoeic Warts - NHS Forth Valley
NHS Forth ValleyDermatology DepartmentSeborrhoeic WartsPatient Information2 This leaflet has been written to help you understand more aboutseborrhoeic Warts . It tells you what they are, what causes them, what canbe done about them, and where you can find out more about are the aims of this leaflet?What are Seborrhoeic Warts ? Seborrhoeic Warts are also known as Seborrhoeic keratoses and as basal cellpapillomas. The term senile wart has now been dropped as it offendedmany patients. Seborrhoeic Warts are harmless growths on the skin, whichare very common in the elderly. They are often their name, Seborrhoeic Warts are nothing to do with sebaceousglands or viral Warts . They are benign growths due to a build up of ordinaryskin cells. They are strongly age-related. They usually start to appear afterthe age of 40 years, and most old people will have at least a few seborrhoeicwarts: some will have large numbers.
3 than one centimetre to several centimetres across. Seborrhoeic warts have a rough surface, and range in colour from a light brown to almost black.
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