A water wart (Molluscum contagiosum)

Water warts

Found on the entire body but almost never on the palm of the hand or the sole of the foot
Skin coloured, smooth and often with a pit in the middle
When pressed a white substance can appear
Caused by a small pox virus. This infection usually occurs in children and youth
By scratching or picking a type of eczema with inflammation can arise

Note:
A water wart does not have to be treated. To protect an inflamed wart, a plaster will suffice. You can squeeze the wart, but this may cause a scar.

Do not treat this wart with Wart-Off Freeze.