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Concerns About Eating Fluid from a Ruptured Blister After Cryotherapy

Blister formation after cryotherapy? Hello doctor, I have a small wart on the outer side of my left thumb, which is not very noticeable. After undergoing cryotherapy by a dermatologist, a small blister formed. I accidentally forgot about the blister and touched something in my mo...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
It will be fine, please don't worry.

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Effective Treatments for Warts: Overcoming Persistent Skin Issues

Inquiry about viral warts? Since mid-July, I discovered about four warts on the soles of my feet, which were small and without black dots at that time. I started receiving cryotherapy and only wore flip-flops during the treatment. Throughout this period, new warts kept appearing....


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: Viral warts can sometimes be quite persistent. For a detailed introduction to the treatment and prevention of viral warts, you can refer to the following links: https://www.google.com.tw/amp/s/www.medpartner.club/cutaneous-wart-treatment-prevention/ and https://www.careonl...

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Understanding Cryotherapy for Viral Warts: Healing and Aftercare

Cryotherapy Hello doctor, I would like to ask about a wart that developed on my toe. After undergoing cryotherapy, it is currently scabbed and has formed a hard crust. How long does it usually take for it to fall off on its own? If it does not fall off, will I need to have it sur...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Generally, it falls off in 2-3 weeks. If there is any residue, it can be re-frozen without the need for excision.

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Common Questions About Finger Warts and Infection Prevention

Some questions about viral warts on the fingers? 1. After cryotherapy, should the treated area be isolated from other areas to prevent infection? If so, what can be used for isolation? 2. If there are viral warts on the hand, is it still safe to masturbate? Could this lead to a...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
1. It's actually quite difficult; frequent handwashing and proactive treatment are the best strategies. 2. There are risks involved. 3. It's sufficient to focus on items that you come into contact with daily or frequently; items that are touched infrequently do not requ...

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Understanding Viral Warts: Causes, Triggers, and Treatment Insights

Viral warts issue I have had viral warts on my hands and feet, and I have undergone cryotherapy to restore their appearance to normal. I feel that I am quite prone to developing warts, as I have had them appear in various places on my hands at different times, which has led me to...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
1. As long as there are viral particles in the body, even if the infection is latent and the immune system is compromised, there is still a possibility of reactivation. 2. It is possible. 3. Viruses have different subtypes, and it is possible to be simultaneously infected with mu...

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Understanding Cryotherapy: What to Expect After Skin Wart Removal

Cryotherapy I had two warts on my left hand eight years ago, and three days ago I underwent cryotherapy. The blister has grown larger and is swollen and painful, so I punctured it. Since then, it has been swelling up every fifteen minutes, and when I press on the blister (which h...


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: After cryotherapy, it is possible to experience a reaction similar to frostbite, resulting in blisters. Generally, draining the contents of the blisters will lead to improvement. However, if the skin symptoms do not improve or worsen, you should return for a follow-up appo...

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Understanding Viral Warts: Treatment, Prevention, and Recurrence Concerns

Hello, I would like to ask a question about viral warts? Hello, doctor. I have been living abroad for many years and returned to Taiwan last year. While I was overseas, I noticed a raised lesion on the sole of my foot, but since it was not painful and did not affect my walking or...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
I can only say that to eradicate it, we must actively treat until none are left; otherwise, it will continue to spread.

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Burning Sensation Around Anus After Bowel Movement: Causes and Solutions

After having a bowel movement and cleaning thoroughly, there is a burning sensation around the anal area? Hello Doctor, I underwent anal fistula excision surgery at the end of last year. Postoperatively, my wound healing was not very good due to excessive granulation tissue forma...


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: Based on the description, if the cryogenic spray has come into contact with the normal skin on the other side, the burning and stinging sensation is likely to be most pronounced in the first few days following the cryotherapy. The burning pain around the anal area can have...

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Understanding Cryotherapy for Plantar Warts: Is Your Treatment Complete?

Cryotherapy Hello, doctor. I would like to inquire about a plantar wart that I underwent cryotherapy for four years ago. Since the treatment, I have observed that the treated area has developed a calloused appearance. When I apply pressure, I experience some pain and it feels har...


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: Based solely on the textual description, it is not possible to accurately diagnose a skin condition. It is recommended to visit a nearby dermatologist for follow-up and to confirm whether there are still plantar warts. Thank you!

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Understanding the Use of Tetracycline Ointment for Skin Conditions

Ointment issues? Hello Dr. Wu, I would like to ask you a question. Recently, I visited a dermatology department at a large hospital for treatment of genital warts and underwent cryotherapy. The dermatologist provided me with a tube of ointment, and I recall being told that I coul...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
1. Tetracycline hydrochloride (eye ointment) is not used to treat warts; the treatment for warts is cryotherapy. Tetracycline hydrochloride (eye ointment) is used to manage wounds resulting from cryotherapy for warts. 2. Oral surgery.

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Understanding the Healing Timeline After Cryotherapy for Corns

The time for the skin to peel after cryotherapy for a corn? Hello Doctor: I have been troubled for 3 months. The sequence of events is as follows: I initially applied topical ointments without improvement, then sought help from a dermatologist. During my first visit, Dr. A used a...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
2-3 weeks. However, some may require multiple treatments before falling off, and there is a certain degree of variability in the outcomes.

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Post-Bowel Movement Burning Sensation: Causes and Solutions

After bowel movements, there is a burning sensation around the anal area? Hello Doctor, I had a fistula excision surgery at the end of last year. Postoperatively, my wound did not heal well due to excessive granulation tissue, so I underwent cryotherapy at a dermatology clinic, a...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Without seeing the lesion, it is impossible to determine the issue. A thorough examination is necessary for an accurate diagnosis.

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Burning Sensation Near Anus After Bowel Movements: Causes and Solutions

After bowel movements, there is a burning sensation near the anal area? Hello, doctor. I underwent a fistula excision surgery at the end of last year. Postoperatively, my wound healing was not optimal due to excessive granulation tissue formation, so I received cryotherapy at a d...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Without seeing the lesion, it is impossible to determine the issue. A visual examination of the lesion is necessary for an accurate diagnosis.

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Understanding Warts: HPV Concerns and Skin Health Explained

I previously had a corn? Hello, Dr. Wu. I had a wart during high school, which was treated with cryotherapy, and it fell off without any recurrence. However, around August last year, I had sexual relations with a sex worker (using a condom throughout). I would like to ask you, as...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Warts are not a viral infection; please do not confuse them.

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Understanding Blisters After Cryotherapy for Corns: Healing or Infection?

Regarding corns, the development of blisters after cryotherapy? Hello Doctor: I previously had a viral wart on the sole of my foot, which has been mostly resolved with cryotherapy. However, during my follow-up visit, the clinic doctor informed me that I also had a corn, so they p...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
The risk of infection is low; however, if there is significant tissue exudate after cryotherapy that affects mobility, it is recommended to aspirate the fluid under sterile technique and apply compression.

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Effective Treatment Options for Lip Hemangiomas: Surgery, Electrocautery, or Cryotherapy?

Lip hemangioma Doctor, I have a hemangioma in my lower lip that is about 0.4 centimeters in size and dark purple in color. What are the treatment options? Which method is the most effective: surgical excision, electrosurgery, or cryotherapy? Are all three covered by health insura...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Surgery is more likely to achieve complete removal and is covered by health insurance.

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Understanding Intralesional Cryotherapy for Keloids: Benefits and Drawbacks

Cryotherapy for keloids Hello, Doctor. I have seen that most of the cryotherapy for keloids involves spraying liquid nitrogen directly onto the surface of the lesion. After researching, I came across a method called "intralesional cryotherapy," where a needle is used to...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Indeed, there are some physicians who are performing it, but it's worth asking.

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Is It a Corn? Understanding Foot Pain and Skin Conditions

I am not sure if it is a corn? Hello, doctor. I would like to ask: Q1: There is a red area under the big toe on my right foot. I have previously had a corn, so I have a general idea of what it looks like, but this time it is somewhat oval-shaped and does not have a central point ...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Without actually seeing the lesion, it is difficult to make a definitive diagnosis. If it is a corn, surgical intervention or the application of salicylic acid solution can be considered, but recurrence is possible in both cases.

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Can Dermatology Treat Small Oral Growths with Cryotherapy?

Continuation of Question #155592: Protrusions of the oral and maxillary folds? Dear Dr. Wu, Thank you very much for your personal response to my inquiry regarding the "Oral and Maxillofacial Papules" in article #155592. I will follow your advice and consult with a dent...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
In principle, it is possible, but the treatment may not be covered by health insurance.

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Understanding and Treating Benign Oral Mucosal Growths: Expert Insights

Palatal rugae elevation Hello Dr. Wu, I have a slightly larger protrusion in the area above my oral mucosa (approximately 0.1 cm based on visual estimation). It has been present for several decades without any changes. I have consulted a dentist, who assessed that this protrusio...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
I still recommend seeing a dentist.

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