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I have skin lesion on my finger tip

2022-04-13 10:00:34
It's not been more than 6-8 months that I have noticed this. I am not understanding what is this and should I be concerned? Or it will go away on its own?
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It's Viral wart... specific medicine required.. for detailed prescription do direct online consultation

Answered2022-04-17 03:56:25

YESNO

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Use a nice moisturizer. There maybe any  physical agent causing recurrence in this condition. Always better to get a one-on-one consultation online

Answered2022-04-13 13:31:41

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