Growth on top of ankle. Had for over 6 months..didn't hurt at first. Now hurts constantly. Doesn't matter I'd standing or sitting
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Certainly could be a wart but needs an evaluation and possible treatment or biopsy. Could just be painful from getting larger and rubbing but needs to be evaluated by a Dermatologist, Primary Doc or Podiatrist. Any of these physicians should help you with the diagnosis and treatment options.
I agree with the previous responders. Prompt evaluation and treatment by a qualified podiatrist in your area is essential. Do not delay!
All of the answers on exactly my thoughts. 90 days is long enough have this treated and Do Not use an overthe counter wart remover please. You should have relief quickly and find out exactly what you are "growing". From the picture this appears to be on the back over your heel near your Achilles' tendon, that said this is always an uncomfortable region.
It looks a lot like a wart. However, with the worsening pain you should see a dermatologist. I doubt it is a skin cancer but it would be a good idea to have it looked at.