Managing Side Effects of Wart Cream: Redness, Erosion, and Blisters
Side effects of wart removal ointment include erythema, erosion, skin breakdown, and blisters? Hello Dr. Wu: The use of the wart treatment cream has been discontinued for 10 days, but the side effects (skin erythema, erosion, broken skin, blisters) have not completely resolved! I...
Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
1. 1-2 weeks. 2. Keep the wound clean. 3. 4. Medical attention is required for treatment. 5. Artificial skin is not recommended.[Read More] Managing Side Effects of Wart Cream: Redness, Erosion, and Blisters
Understanding Viral Warts: Causes, Treatments, and Management Tips
Viral warts issue Hello, doctor. I have developed a viral wart on my left pinky finger and my right middle finger. I consulted a dermatologist who confirmed that they are indeed viral warts. They prescribed a topical wart treatment for me to apply daily. However, I lack the disci...
Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Viral warts are transmitted through contact. Viral warts, athlete's foot, and nail fungus all require patient and prolonged treatment; they cannot be resolved in just one or two sessions.[Read More] Understanding Viral Warts: Causes, Treatments, and Management Tips
Managing Wart Treatment: When to Pause and Observe Healing
Treatment of viral warts? Hello, doctor. I would like to ask if it is okay to stop using the wart treatment solution after three weeks, as the affected area has peeled and oozed a little, but there is no inflammation or red spots indicating viral warts. Can I pause the treatment ...
Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Yes, but it is still recommended to have a dermatologist confirm it for you.[Read More] Managing Wart Treatment: When to Pause and Observe Healing
Understanding Post-Treatment Skin Changes After Viral Warts
After the treatment of viral warts, there may be a hard lump in the surrounding skin? Hello Doctor: A few months ago, I had a small pimple on the back of my hand that was persistent and somewhat inflamed. I eventually went to a dermatologist who diagnosed it as a viral infection,...
Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
After cryotherapy for viral warts, it is necessary to observe for at least six months to confirm whether complete eradication has been achieved.[Read More] Understanding Post-Treatment Skin Changes After Viral Warts
Understanding Flat Warts: Questions and Treatment Options
Questions about flat warts? Hello Dr. Wu, I have some flat warts distributed on the dorsal side of my forearms and hands. I would like to ask you the following questions: Q1. I found online that flat warts may have the possibility of natural resolution. Is this statement corr...
Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Spontaneous healing is possible, but it may take several years, and ultimately, it could become more extensive and unpredictable over time. It is recommended to consult a physician before using wart treatment solutions or other immune boosters.[Read More] Understanding Flat Warts: Questions and Treatment Options
Can Plantar Warts Spread to the Genital Area? Dermatologist Insights
Viral warts are contagious? Hello doctor, today I visited the dermatology department and found that I have a viral wart on my foot. A few days ago, I also experienced itching in the genital area and applied an ointment. Although I washed my hands before applying the ointment, I a...
Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Washing hands thoroughly significantly reduces the risk.[Read More] Can Plantar Warts Spread to the Genital Area? Dermatologist Insights
Understanding Recent Mole Removal Surgery and Pathology Reports
Recent mole removal surgery pathology report? Hello, doctor. I recently underwent mole removal surgery on the soles of my feet and under my armpit. The report for the first mole on the sole states: "Microscopically, the sections A and B reveal verruca vulgaris with hyperkera...
Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: 1. The pathology report for the plantar lesion indicates a viral wart. For a detailed introduction to viral warts, you can refer to the article on Care Online: https://www.careonline.com.tw/2017/08/warts.html. You can continue to monitor the condition, and treatment will o...[Read More] Understanding Recent Mole Removal Surgery and Pathology Reports
Two Small Black Spots on the Glans: Causes and Treatment Options
There are two small black spots on the glans? Recently, I noticed two small black spots (about 0.1 cm) on the glans that weren't there a week ago; they seem to have appeared in the last few days. I've engaged in sexual activity and masturbation over the past week. I...
Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
First, confirm whether it is a mole, and then inquire if there is any ongoing treatment for this condition, as some physicians do not handle this type of treatment.[Read More] Two Small Black Spots on the Glans: Causes and Treatment Options
Understanding Skin Lesions: Is It Folliculitis or Something More?
Foreign body in the skin of the left lateral thigh? Hello, doctor. Recently, I developed a bump on the outer side of my thigh that resembles a pimple. It started as a red spot and then formed a pustule, which I squeezed to release yellow pus. It has since been crusting over (occa...
Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
It is not recommended to seek online consultations. Please visit a nearby dermatologist for an examination of the lesions.[Read More] Understanding Skin Lesions: Is It Folliculitis or Something More?
Understanding Cryotherapy for Molluscum: What to Expect After Treatment
Cryotherapy for Molluscum Contagiosum Hello Dr. Lee, I would like to ask about the situation after cryotherapy. The day after the treatment, I noticed that the scabbed area turned black, but it is located between the two warts rather than directly on the wart itself. Is this norm...
Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: For a detailed introduction to viral warts, you can refer to the article on Care Online at https://www.careonline.com.tw/2017/08/warts.html. After cryotherapy with liquid nitrogen, viral warts may not necessarily show obvious scabbing. If the skin condition does not improv...[Read More] Understanding Cryotherapy for Molluscum: What to Expect After Treatment
Understanding Bumps on the Penis: Causes and Treatment Options
Frenulum problems of the glans? Hello, doctor. There is a bump next to the frenulum that looks like a pimple (yellow) and it hurts a little when I squeeze it hard. I went to the urology department on Friday for treatment of gonorrhea and asked the doctor to take a look at it. Aft...
Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: Based solely on the textual description, it is not possible to accurately diagnose a skin condition. If the skin condition does not improve or worsens, it is advisable to consult a nearby dermatologist for diagnosis and treatment. Thank you![Read More] Understanding Bumps on the Penis: Causes and Treatment Options
Understanding Eyelid Bumps: Chalazion, Syringoma, or Flat Warts?
Inquiry Consultation Hello Dr. Wu: I have recently noticed a protrusion at the eyelash area of my right upper eyelid. Upon self-examination, I suspect it could be a chalazion, syringoma, or flat wart. I plan to seek medical confirmation soon. I would like to ask you the following...
Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
It's all a matter of probability; to confirm, it's essential to have a dermatologist evaluate it. If there are concerns, seek medical attention as soon as possible.[Read More] Understanding Eyelid Bumps: Chalazion, Syringoma, or Flat Warts?
Understanding HPV Infection Risks and Prevention After Treatment
Probability of HPV infection If a fixed partner has been diagnosed with genital warts (with a small affected area) and had unprotected sexual intercourse before the diagnosis, followed by safe sex practices after treatment, and the condom was able to cover the affected area but s...
Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
It's uncertain; with infections, we can only monitor them over time. If there is an infection, prompt treatment is necessary. Worrying about it now is not helpful.[Read More] Understanding HPV Infection Risks and Prevention After Treatment
Understanding Skin Bumps: What to Do About Flat, Skin-Colored Growths
Skin-colored lesions Hello Doctor, I would like to ask about something I noticed a few days ago while showering. I found a flat, oval-shaped skin-colored bump at the site where my underwear was pressing, approximately 2mm in diameter. Unfortunately, I accidentally picked it off, ...
Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Dermatology may involve the use of a dermatoscope for examination, which can help identify any residual lesions.[Read More] Understanding Skin Bumps: What to Do About Flat, Skin-Colored Growths
Understanding the Contagion and Survival of Viral Warts: Your Concerns Addressed
The contagiousness and survival of viral warts? Hello, doctor. I am an anxiety patient and have searched many articles online but have not found reassuring answers. I have been taking medication under the supervision of my doctor and have improved a lot, but I still have some dou...
Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: For a detailed introduction to viral warts, you can refer to the article on Care Online at https://www.careonline.com.tw/2017/08/warts.html. 1. It is possible to come into contact with the virus, but as long as the skin's protective barrier is intact, infection is n...[Read More] Understanding the Contagion and Survival of Viral Warts: Your Concerns Addressed
Understanding Anxiety Around Virus Transmission: Key Insights for Patients
Excessive worry about infections? Hello, Doctor. Due to my previous work, I have developed obsessive-compulsive disorder and anxiety. I am currently seeing a psychiatrist who advised me that understanding the true source of my psychological panic is essential. I would like to cla...
Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
In summary, the risk of direct contact infection is the highest, while indirect infection through objects is also possible. In humid environments, the virus can sometimes survive for more than 24 hours, but there is no standard answer. Excessive anxiety cannot prevent infection; ...[Read More] Understanding Anxiety Around Virus Transmission: Key Insights for Patients
Managing Post-Freezing Treatment for Plantar Warts: What to Do Next
Plantar warts? Hello, Doctor. Last week, I underwent cryotherapy for plantar warts at the clinic. For the first three days, I applied the ointment prescribed by the doctor, and for the following days, I applied the wart treatment solution on the lesion before bed. After taking a ...
Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: The photo link: https://im.ge/i/EHNCWX is not displaying the image properly. If the lesion becomes red and painful, it is recommended to discontinue the use of the wart treatment solution and continue using the wound ointment. Please schedule a follow-up appointment as soo...[Read More] Managing Post-Freezing Treatment for Plantar Warts: What to Do Next
Understanding Genital Warts: Recurrence and Transmission Risks Explained
Cauliflower (Condylomata Acuminata) Five years ago, I had genital warts on my penis, and after undergoing electrosurgery, I returned for a follow-up six months later with no recurrence. It has not reappeared since. Is there still a possibility of recurrence? I read information fr...
Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
It is true. If there has been no recurrence for five years, then it should be considered as recovered.[Read More] Understanding Genital Warts: Recurrence and Transmission Risks Explained
Understanding Cauliflower Warts: Treatment Options and FAQs
Treatment and Medication for Cauliflower (Genital Warts) Hello, Doctor: I would like to ask a question. Recently, I discovered something resembling a flesh-like growth near my anus while taking a shower. After a few months, I decided to seek medical attention. During my first vis...
Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
1. The primary mode of transmission is still through sexual activity. 2. Cryotherapy is generally performed once every one to two weeks, but it still depends on the recovery status after the treatment. 3. If you don't speak up, how will anyone know? It's important to co...[Read More] Understanding Cauliflower Warts: Treatment Options and FAQs
Understanding Plantar Warts: Treatment Progress and What to Expect
Viral warts shedding? I have a viral wart on the sole of my foot and have been receiving cryotherapy at the hospital for over a month. After treatment, a callus formed, which became more prominent over time. Eventually, the callus fell off completely, leaving a hole that has some...
Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Please see the doctor who originally treated you once again.[Read More] Understanding Plantar Warts: Treatment Progress and What to Expect