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Understanding Cryotherapy for Viral Warts: Key Questions Answered

Cryotherapy 1. After each cryotherapy session for viral warts, should I wait for the scab to fall off before undergoing a second treatment? 2. If I receive cryotherapy every week, but the scab has not yet fallen off before the next treatment, will this affect the effectiveness?...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
1. In principle, yes. 2. If it has fallen out or is cut off with scissors, the results are better. 3. There is no need to apply a bandage unless there is a wound.

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Understanding Viral Warts: Treatment Options and Recurrence

The issue of viral warts? Hello Doctor: Seven months ago, I had a wart on my frozen finger, but it has reappeared. I have already undergone cryotherapy again, but after the skin peeled off, there are two deep black spots, although the surface is smooth. I have been applying Duofi...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
If there is residual disease, treatment should certainly continue.

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Understanding Cauliflower Warts: Treatment, Recurrence, and Fertility Concerns

Cauliflower Concerns (1) If I have successfully treated my warts and they have completely disappeared for three months, will the virus still be present in my body? Can I return to my previous state? Is it possible for me to have children? Is there a chance of recurrence in the fu...


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: For an introduction to viral warts, you can refer to the Dermatology Expert Health Network at http://www.drskincare.com.tw/Qa/Detail.aspx?ID=52. Western medicine can treat viral warts, and if you wish to incorporate traditional Chinese medicine, you may consult a TCM pract...

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Can Freezing Treatment Completely Eliminate Viral Warts?

Can viral warts be completely eradicated? I started cryotherapy for viral warts on September 3rd, with 5 or 6 on the soles of my feet and 1 on my index finger. I have been undergoing treatment once a week for a total of 9 sessions, but I still haven't healed. Is this taking ...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Due to the continuous infections, it is essential to pursue aggressive treatment. With sufficient aggressive treatment and patience, it is certainly possible to achieve a cure.

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Effective Treatments for Warts: Exploring Options and Alternatives

Treatment of Warts I have been treating warts for four years (through cryotherapy and laser treatment), as they are located on both sides of my cheeks. The doctor suggested that I visit a teaching hospital (which has a specific medication) or purchase LedaMed out of pocket. I wou...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
1. Unclear. 2. I have not heard of any Taiwanese pharmaceuticals available at the moment.

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Understanding Common Warts: Treatment, Transmission, and Prevention

Regarding common warts? I have a common wart on my right middle finger, and I received cryotherapy from a dermatologist five days ago. Initially, I thought it was a corn, and I misunderstood it for two to three months. How long can the virus survive on objects that I have touched...


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: Regarding the introduction of viral warts, you can refer to the Dermatology Expert Health Network at http://www.drskincare.com.tw/Qa/Index.aspx?CID=141. Generally, viruses are intracellular parasites, so they can survive for a very short time outside of living cells. 2. Fo...

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Understanding Persistent Growths Between Fingers: Causes and Treatments

Interdigital fibroma Hello Dr. Lee: I have growths appearing in the webbing of all ten fingers. I have consulted several doctors, and each initially suspected a viral wart infection, but later concluded it was not the case. The growths completely disappear after cryotherapy or be...


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: Based solely on the textual description, it is not possible to directly determine the type of skin disease. If the condition persists, it is advisable to consult a dermatologist nearby for a definitive diagnosis, assess whether a biopsy is necessary to determine the cause,...

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Dealing with Persistent Warts: Effective Treatments and Prevention Tips

Annoying warts, oh no! Hello, doctor. In May and June of this year, I noticed several small bumps on the side of my neck (in the area of the lymph nodes). At first, I thought they were pimples, so I ignored them. However, after two months, they were still there, so I went to see ...


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: Regarding the causes and treatment of viral warts, you can refer to the article on the Dermatology Expert Health Network at http://www.drskincare.com.tw/Qa/Detail.aspx?ID=52. Whether scarring occurs after electrosurgery is related to individual constitution and postoperati...

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Understanding Black Bumps on the Scrotum: Causes and Treatment Options

Black bumps on the scrotum? There are black, raised bumps on the scrotal epidermis that bleed when punctured. I have undergone cryotherapy, but there has been no improvement. Are there other treatment options available? What condition could this symptom indicate?


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
It is described as a possible vascular keratosis, but without actually seeing the lesion, it cannot be confirmed. It is recommended to have a dermatologist evaluate it for a definitive diagnosis.

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Understanding Post-Cryotherapy Symptoms for Plantar Warts

Treatment of plantar warts? I have been undergoing cryotherapy for warts on the sole of my foot for some time now (still in treatment). I want to ask if it is normal for the area around the wound to have small, flat, blister-like formations, and for the untreated surrounding skin...


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: After cryotherapy, it is possible for blisters to form on the skin. As long as the blisters are not too large and do not interfere with normal activities, you can allow them to dry out and fall off naturally. Thank you!

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Understanding Viral Warts: Treatment Options and Patient Concerns

Patients with viral warts Hello Doctor, I have developed multiple viral warts around my fingernails. Since I sought medical attention a bit late, the largest one has spread nearly halfway around the nail. After more than four months of cryotherapy, there has been no significant i...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
1. Can be trimmed. 2. A literal description; without actually seeing the lesion, it cannot be confirmed. It is recommended to have a physician examine it for a proper assessment. 3. It is advisable to remove the dead skin for better absorption, which will lead to more noticeable ...

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Managing Skin Care After Cryotherapy for Genital Warts

After applying medication to cauliflower (cauliflower ear)? I have warts under my glans. Five days ago, I received a cauterization treatment from a physician. Now, there are some broken areas around the scab. I applied Futen cream on the broken skin, including the scab area. Is i...


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: 1. You can apply Futen cream to the broken skin area, including the scab. 2. Please avoid making large movements with the wound to prevent worsening. Thank you!

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Understanding HPV Warts: My Anxiety and Treatment Concerns

Viral warts... I'm feeling very depressed? Last Tuesday, I noticed a small black dot on my palm, resembling a mole, not exceeding 0.1 cm, about the size of a mechanical pencil lead, located at the webbing of my hand. During the examination, the doctor scraped off some thicke...


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: Regarding viral warts, you can refer to Dr. Lin Chi-bin's article at http://www.drskincare.com.tw/Qa/Detail.aspx?ID=52. I hope you can avoid excessive worry and cooperate with your dermatologist's treatment. Thank you!

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Understanding Cryotherapy for Plantar Warts: Safety and Precautions

Cryotherapy I underwent cryotherapy for plantar warts at the clinic last Saturday (first treatment). After this treatment, does the virus in the epidermis of the plantar warts still have the potential to be contagious, and are there any specific precautions I should take?


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: For information about viral warts, you can refer to Dr. Lin Chi-bin's article at http://www.drskincare.com.tw/Qa/Detail.aspx?ID=52. Thank you!

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Understanding Plantar Warts: Transmission, Treatment, and Care Tips

Viral warts 1. Hello, doctor. Are plantar warts contagious? If I accidentally touch them and then touch other skin or the edge of my pants before putting them on, is it easy to transmit? I heard that if they come into contact with the genital area, they can turn into genital wart...


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: Regarding viral warts, you can refer to Dr. Lin Chi-bin's article at http://www.drskincare.com.tw/Qa/Detail.aspx?ID=521. 1. The contagiousness of viral warts is not very strong. 2. It is recommended to return for a follow-up if there are blisters, and please ask the d...

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Understanding Plantar Warts: Common Concerns and Treatment Options

Plantar warts and personal-related issues? Hello, doctor. I am a student who loves sports, and I suspect that I developed plantar warts from running or possibly from not cleaning a wound properly and getting infected in the swimming pool. Fortunately, I discovered them early when...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
1. It is localized to one side. 2. Cryotherapy remains the first choice. 3. There is a possibility, so frequent handwashing is necessary. 4. Just wash thoroughly and let it dry, but it is not advisable to share. 5. Blisters should not be popped. 6. It is recommended to refrain fr...

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Managing Recurring Viral Warts: Causes and Prevention Tips

Recurrent viral warts Two years ago, I discovered viral warts on my hands and have been undergoing cryotherapy. I thought the lesions had healed, but after a while, I noticed that the viral warts reappeared. This cycle of treatment and recurrence has continued. I would like to kn...


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: It is recommended to gradually change the habit of nail biting and to keep your hands as dry as possible, as a moist environment or minor skin injuries can facilitate the spread of viruses. Additionally, do not use nail clippers or scissors to trim viral warts. Thank you!

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Understanding Viral Warts: Treatment, Transmission, and Immune Boosting

Hello, doctor? Hello doctor, I have developed several bumps on my palm, around 8 or 9 of them. After seeing a doctor, I found out that they are viral warts, and I have undergone cryotherapy. Question 1: If I play cards with others, can they get infected? They keep asking me, so...


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: 1. The transmissibility of human papillomavirus (HPV) is not very strong; it may require specific areas of the skin to be susceptible to invasion, and the infected individual's immune system must not be able to eliminate the virus in time. However, there is still a po...

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Understanding Neck Skin Tags: Causes, Treatments, and Aftercare

Small skin tags on the neck? Hello, Doctor. Currently, I have many small growths on my neck. Are these commonly referred to as "warts"? I visited a dermatologist, and the doctor said that they cannot be treated with cryotherapy and that laser treatment is necessary to r...


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: The most common small growths on the neck are skin tags, but they can also be flat warts. It is advisable to confirm the diagnosis with a dermatologist. After laser treatment for skin tags, you can apply some firming or anti-aging lotion on the neck for maintenance. Thank ...

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Understanding Warts: Are They Contagious and What to Do?

A wart has developed on the palm of the left hand? Doctor, I recently developed a wart on my palm that has been painful and has lasted for about three months. I have been undergoing cryotherapy for it. However, I recently noticed that many areas of my body have started to itch in...


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: Generally, viral warts do not cause itching. It is recommended to consult a dermatologist nearby to confirm the condition of the skin in the armpits, chest, buttocks, groin, and inner thighs. Thank you!

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