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Understanding Cryotherapy for Warts: What to Expect After Treatment

Cryotherapy Hello, 1. I have a growth on the sole of my foot that the doctor said is a wart, and I need to undergo cryotherapy. The day after the treatment, a large blister formed, which I learned is normal. However, after another day, it seems to have expanded (the color is di...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Without seeing the lesion, it is impossible to determine. Since you have already sought medical attention, you should consult your attending physician, as they are the most familiar with your condition.

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Understanding Warts: Concerns and Treatments for Skin Issues

The issue of warts? I have been experiencing heat and occasional itching in my genital area, which led me to shave. I discovered a small, skin-colored bump at the base of my pubic hair, measuring about 0.1 cm. Due to my anxiety, I consulted a doctor who advised me to monitor it, ...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
No lesions were observed, making it impossible to determine the issue. If it is causing significant distress, it is advisable to seek medical attention. The subsequent information will be hypothetical and cannot provide definitive answers.

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Understanding Treatment Options for Viral Warts on Toes: Expert Insights

May I ask the doctor? Dear Dr. Wu, I would like to ask about my father's condition. Recently, he has developed thick calluses on the outer sides of both big toes, and the skin on the big toes appears somewhat rough. A dermatologist diagnosed it as a viral wart and recommend...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
1. The combination of cryotherapy and wart treatment solution yields the best results. 2. The principles of new and old treatments remain the same. 3. It is likely that too much wart treatment solution was applied, causing it to spread to normal tissue. 4. You can try gentl...

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Understanding and Managing Raised Moles in the Armpit

Axillary protruding mole Hello Dr. Wu, I have a raised mole about 1mm in size under my right armpit. It is flesh-colored with some black pigmentation and has been present for several years without any changes. Since the mole is located in an area that experiences frequent fricti...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Without actually seeing the lesion, it is impossible to make a definitive assessment. If you are very concerned, please seek medical attention as soon as possible. As for how to proceed, we will need to discuss it with you before making a decision.

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Understanding Scalp Warts: Treatment Options and What to Expect

A small wart on the scalp? I have a small black, bald spot on my head, approximately 0.2 x 0.2 cm in size. It looks similar to a mole, and I have long thought it was a mole. However, when I wash my hair and scratch it, it often bleeds. I went to see a dermatologist, who initially...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Without actually seeing the lesion, it is impossible to determine the issue. If it is very concerning, please seek medical attention as soon as possible. Only after an examination can the problem be identified and addressed.

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Can Multiple Treatments for Viral Warts Be Used Simultaneously?

Can multiple treatments for viral warts be used simultaneously? Hello Doctor, previously I had a viral wart on the back of my right hand finger, which I only got checked recently, and the doctor said it was quite large. At that time, I received cryotherapy. After returning home, ...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
In principle, it is possible. However, you should consult your attending physician regarding this issue, as they are most familiar with your condition.

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Is Swelling Normal After Wart Treatment? Expert Insights on Recovery

The doctor said that the viral wart is healing. Is it normal for swelling to appear around it? I have a wart on the sole of my foot, and I have undergone cryotherapy, electrosurgery, and topical wart treatment. During my treatment, I did not develop any blisters or experience any...


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: If the skin abnormalities persist, it is advisable to return for a follow-up consultation. Thank you!

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Does Cryotherapy on the Scalp Damage Hair Follicles?

Will cryotherapy damage the hair follicles on the scalp? A wart has developed on the scalp, and the doctor used cryotherapy with liquid nitrogen to freeze it off, allowing it to fall off on its own. Will the cryotherapy damage the hair follicles? Is there a possibility that hair ...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
In principle, it should not happen.

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Understanding the Treatment Duration for Warts: Insights from Dermatology

The treatment duration for cauliflower (cauliflower ear) varies depending on the severity of the condition and the chosen treatment Hello Dr. Wu, about a year ago, I accidentally contracted genital warts and underwent several cryotherapy sessions with a dermatologist. I did not e...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
You should consult your attending physician about this issue, as they are most familiar with your condition and can help you choose the appropriate medication.

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Persistent Viral Warts: Seeking Effective Treatment Options

Recurrent viral warts? Hello, I had a viral wart on the sole of my foot with a diameter of 0.5 cm, which required weekly cryotherapy for two years at the hospital before it was cured. Towards the end of the foot treatment, I noticed a transparent small spot resembling eczema on m...


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. Concerning the latest findings of 20 lesions, it is difficult to determine the exact disease based...

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Can Flat Warts Heal on Their Own? Understanding Symptoms and Treatment

Will flat warts heal on their own? Hello, Doctor. I have flat warts on the back of my hand. I previously visited a dermatologist and underwent cryotherapy, but I only had it done once, and the warts only shrank slightly without completely disappearing. The doctor prescribed me to...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Questions 1 and 2 need to be reviewed in order to understand that question 3 is something that most people will not have.

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Understanding Congenital Skin Conditions: Insights on Persistent Symptoms

A skin condition present at birth? Hello Doctor, I have had this symptom since birth that resembles scleroderma. During seasonal changes, it becomes dry and itchy, and I feel the urge to scratch it. Sometimes, if I scratch too hard, it bleeds. When it's dry, the color appear...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Without actually seeing the lesion, it is impossible to determine the issue. If it is very concerning, please seek medical attention as soon as possible. Only after an examination can the problem be identified and addressed.

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Managing Blisters After Freezing Treatment for Plantar Warts

Blister after applying a Japanese wart patch following cryotherapy for a viral wart? Doctor, I'm sorry, but a couple of days ago I just had cryotherapy for a plantar wart, and then I applied a Japanese corn patch for half a day. Now there is a blister at the wart site that l...


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: Generally speaking, if the blister after cryotherapy for a viral wart is small and does not affect daily life, it can be allowed to resolve and fall off on its own. However, if it is larger, painful, and affects walking, it may be considered to clean and drain it after dis...

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Understanding Pain After Cryotherapy: Is Nerve Damage Possible?

Cryotherapy - Why is there persistent shooting pain in the peripheral nerves? Hello, doctor! I recently visited a dermatologist, initially thinking that the thick callus on my left big toe was due to wearing high heels for a long time. However, after seeing the doctor, I found ou...


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: 1. The images of viral warts can be found here: https://www.google.com.tw/search?q=viral+wart&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiXp4KejMnaAhUKGJQKHUhVCzsQ_AUICigB&biw=1920&bih=940. The black dots are usually due to embolized microvessels, and not...

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Understanding the Contagion Risk of Plantar Warts and Oral Lesions

Is it possible to win the lottery this way? I have developed three viral warts on the soles of my feet. Initially, there was just one, but after cryotherapy, two more appeared. Throughout this process, I have been very anxious about the possibility of them spreading to other area...


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. Since human papillomavirus is contagious, it is recommended to return for treatment as soon as pos...

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Understanding Oral Warts: Symptoms, Treatment, and Risks

Oral warts I have had anal warts that were treated with cryotherapy for two years without recurrence, but recently I have been experiencing a sensation of a foreign body in my throat (I have engaged in oral sex). Could this be warts? Additionally, what are the early symptoms of o...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Medical regulations state that "a physician must personally examine a patient before administering treatment or prescribing medication..." Therefore, online diagnosis is also not permissible. If you are experiencing significant distress, it is advisable to seek medical ...

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Understanding Contagion Risks of Plantar Warts: Treatment and Precautions

Is there still a risk of contagion while undergoing treatment for plantar warts? Hello Doctor: Last week, I felt a foreign body sensation in the sole of my foot. After observing the symptoms and searching online, I suspected it might be a contagious viral wart. The next day, I we...


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: For a detailed introduction to 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. Although human papillomavirus (HPV) is transmitted through contact, there is no need to panic excessively...

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How to Prevent the Spread of Warts During Treatment: Essential Tips

How can viral warts be isolated to prevent transmission? Hello, doctor: 1. I have a wart on my left middle finger, and I have already seen a doctor. I have undergone cryotherapy once. Aren't warts transmitted through contact? What should I do while showering? Should I cove...


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: For a detailed introduction to 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. Although human papillomavirus (HPV) is transmitted through contact, there is no need for excessive panic....

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How High Temperatures Can Kill Wart Viruses: A Dermatology Guide

Viral warts virus The virus that causes warts, known as human papillomavirus (HPV), is generally sensitive to high temperatures. Studies suggest that temperatures above 60 degrees Celsius (140 degrees Fahrenheit) can effectively inactivate the virus. However, it's important ...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Once outside the human body, death occurs; in principle, high temperatures are not necessary, just cleaning is sufficient.

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Understanding Warts: Causes, Treatments, and Home Remedies

There is a growth on my foot? In the first and second grades of elementary school, I developed warts on my index finger nail. At that time, no one in my family knew what they were, so we just left them alone. By the time I was in the third grade, they had grown very large, and I ...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Warts are contagious, not hereditary. As for whether it is a wart, a textual description cannot provide a definitive diagnosis. It is recommended that you continue with active treatment.

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