Hiya,
I've read loads of threads but just wanted some advice. DS (6) has had a verruca since the first lockdown. We've tried to treat it with the freezing stick/ pen, filing it down after a bath, and a cream from the chemist but it hasn't helped at all. It's now super painful to walk on (it's on his heel) when he's in shoes, less so in slippers, but he won't put his heel on the floor and complains of pins and needles. I'm fairly sure he's not being contrary as it really does seem to hurt.
With that in mind I called the GP last week and spoke to the practice nurse. Obviously they can't see him and all treatment is on hold because of covid. She said it would just go after a couple of years, but given the amount of pain it's causing him I'm just a bit worried.
I've seen about taping it up, so we're going to try that, but any other suggestions or advice would be gratefully received.