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2021-05-16 18:08:54
I have small tiny things growing on my index finger.even when am removing it using some harp edged objects like safety pins  after some days they are growing again..i can't explain you how they are..they are not causing any pain, nothing but will it cause any serious issue in future?
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.cannot comment without seeing the photos of the lesions...kindly share relavent photographs of the area affected and consult online...
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do not manipulate the lesion by yourself ..

Answered2021-05-16 18:14:42

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Laser removal best option.. for detailed information do direct online consultation with photos

Answered2021-05-17 01:19:55

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