Dermatology » Infections & Infestations

Milker's Nodules

Milker's nodules are an infection of the skin caused by a virus that infects the teats of cows Milker's nodule is caused by a parapox virus. The virus produces lesions on the hands of dairy farmers or vets who examine the mouths of animals. Human infection is from contact with infected lesions on the animals. Milker's nodules usually resolve spontaneously, without scarring, in 4-6 weeks.

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