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TCA for Malliculos Contag

2017-03-12 07:18:48
I got one TCA done by a doctor using tooth pick outside Delhi 2 weeks back, but now nunber of lesions have increased. What shall I do?
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Molluscum may increase in number and sittings may have to be repeated at weekly intervals. Needle extirpation with TCA application, Curetting, Radio frequency application, etc. are various modalities used t treat molluscum.
Next Steps
You may consult me in person @ SkinKONNECT, C 43/1, Jhilmil colony, Delhi 95.
Health Tips
Avoid touching the lesions as infection may spread.

Answered2017-03-12 09:20:35

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Best way to remove molluscum is by curetting. Visit a dermatologist at the earliest
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curetting is a simple procedure in which local anaesthesia is applied to the affected part and molluscum is removed with a sharp instrument

Answered2017-03-12 07:22:20

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