It is possible to contract common warts in daily life. Common warts is a skin disease caused by human papilloma virus infection, has a certain degree of contagious, for example, direct contact with the patient’s skin warts, or indirect contact with the patient’s contaminated towels, washcloths, slippers and other daily necessities, may cause contagion, so daily life may be infected with common warts. The actual warts are self-limiting, and most of them will go away on their own, but a few of them will come back. The actual warts can be removed by means of physical therapy and topical medication. If you are infected with warts, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for a checkup and follow the doctor’s instructions.