"kee Hoot" -- What's The English Name?

[crocodilexp]

I have a smallish (~0.5mm) firm blister-like thing on my foot that won't go away. My thai GF said it's called "kee hoot" in Thai, and it does not go away by itself. It seems too minor to go to doctor for, but it is persistent, and hurts a little when I walk. Recently, I got another one near the first one.

Does anybody know what the English name for this may be, so I can google it?

[Tywais]

I have a smallish (~0.5mm) firm blister-like thing on my foot that won't go away. My thai GF said it's called "kee hoot" in Thai, and it does not go away by itself. It seems too minor to go to doctor for, but it is persistent, and hurts a little when I walk. Recently, I got another one near the first one.

Does anybody know what the English name for this may be, so I can google it?

hoot หูด means wart, and kee is a word preceeding an adjective. So she is just saying it is a wart. If it is a wart, probably should see a doctor because it can spread. They will either cryocauterize it or thermal removal. Had it done myself, quick and easy

[gpt]

Plantar wart/verruca